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Green Clash: Job Growth Vs. Wetlands Protection In Uganda

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KAMPALA, Uganda — Rapidly disappearing wetlands are at the center of a controversial plan in Uganda to expand job opportunities — especially for young workers — by building a series of industrial parks. Though the country has a National Environment Act, implemented in 1995 to manage and restrict use of wetlands, a new venture seeks to acquire hundreds of acres of […]

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