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Nicolas Remene / Le Pictorium - Bamako - Mali: Urbanisation, Development and Climate Change - 15/2/2021 - Mali / Koulikoro / Siby - Solar power plant in Siby in the Kati circle and the Koulikoro region, about 50 km from Bamako. The entire Mande region is particularly affected by the problems of wood cutting and deforestation. The use of charcoal is still omnipresent. The presence of numerous artisanal gold panning sites accelerates the clearing of forests and presents significant risks for the environment. There is also significant sand extraction from the Niger River in this area (Banco

Nicolas Remene / Le Pictorium -  Bamako - Mali: Urbanisation, Development and Climate Change -  15/2/2021  -  Mali / Koulikoro / Siby  -  Solar power plant in Siby in the Kati circle and the Koulikoro region, about 50 km from Bamako. The entire Mande region is particularly affected by the problems of wood cutting and deforestation. The use of charcoal is still omnipresent. The presence of numerous artisanal gold panning sites accelerates the clearing of forests and presents significant risks for the environment. There is also significant sand extraction from the Niger River in this area (Banco Stock Photo
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LE PICTORIUM

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8000 x 5333 px | 67.7 x 45.2 cm | 26.7 x 17.8 inches | 300dpi

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15 February 2021

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Nicolas Remene / Le Pictorium - Bamako - Mali: Urbanisation, Development and Climate Change - 15/2/2021 - Mali / Koulikoro / Siby - Solar power plant in Siby in the Kati circle and the Koulikoro region, about 50 km from Bamako. The entire Mande region is particularly affected by the problems of wood cutting and deforestation. The use of charcoal is still omnipresent. The presence of numerous artisanal gold panning sites accelerates the clearing of forests and presents significant risks for the environment. There is also significant sand extraction from the Niger River in this area (Bancoumana -Kangaba) due to the growing need for construction in the capital.