Barnie's Disappearing Coastline
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•Rising sea levels threaten Bargny, a coastal town in Senegal
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Senegal's coastline has receded by around 60 meters since the 1980s , swallowing hundreds of homes.
Over half of the population lives near the sea, losing up to two meters of coastline each year .
In Bali , residents are beginning to lose hope of ever winning their fight against the waves.
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