Guyana risks losing 53 metres of shoreline, 65 metres sandy beaches by 2050 – – World Bank Climate Report

Guyana is among the countries in the Caribbean that faces the greatest risk of a retreating shoreline and stands to lose 53 metres of its shoreline by 2050 if the current climate trend continues and the sea level increases, according to the recently released World Bank Climate Report.

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