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AD673: Vast majority of Tunisians say pollution is a major problem, want government to do more to fight it

Baba Adou18 Jul 2023Tunisia

Most citizens favour tighter regulation of the natural resource extraction industry.

AD672: Liberians prioritise environmental protection over job creation

Margaret Eduonoo17 Jul 2023Liberia

Most citizens want tighter regulation of the natural resource extraction industry to reduce its negative impacts on the environment.

AD669: Batswana say citizens and government must act to protect the environment

Marcelline Amouzou12 Jul 2023Botswana

Most call for tighter regulation of natural resource extraction.

Awareness of climate change remains low in South Africa, new Afrobarometer study shows

3 Jul 2023South Africa

News release

Ghanaians look to one another and the government to protect the environment

5 Jun 2023Ghana

News release

Conscients de la gravité de la pollution, les Sénégalais soulignent le rôle des citoyens pour la combattre

1 Jun 2023Senegal

Communiqué de presse

AD647: Zambians say climate change is making life worse, want collective action to limit it

Edward Chibwili31 May 2023Zambia

Most say “a lot more” effort is needed from government, business and industry, ordinary citizens, and developed countries.

Extraction des ressources naturelles : Les Sénégalais ambivalents entre les avantages et la dégradation de l’environnement

30 May 2023Senegal

Communiqué de presse

Les Sénégalais méconnaissent les changements climatiques mais ressentent leurs conséquences

29 May 2023Senegal

Communiqué de presse

AD645: Blessing or curse? For many Ugandans, costs outweigh benefits of natural resource extraction

Makanga Ronald Kakumba29 May 2023Uganda

With oil money expected to flow, citizens cast wary eye on extraction industry.