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Lake Chad: Climate change and more than a decade of conflict have reshaped fishing on the lake, threatening a vital source of food and income. Up to 15 million people in Chad, Nigeria, Cameroon and Niger depend on its waters for fishing, farming and livestock; insurgents’ control of deeper fishing grounds has pushed fishers into riskier, less productive areas.

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May 6, 2026

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