Antigua and Barbuda: How sand mining is eroding the paradisiac coastlines

Black Immigrant Daily News

The content originally appeared on: Antigua News Room

The beaches of Antigua and Barbuda are among the most beautiful in the world. On the two islands of this archipelagic state, huge stretches of white sand attract tourists from all over the world.

But they are now in danger. Sand is the second most exploited resource in the world after water.

In Antigua and Barbuda, the construction industry is demanding more and more of this raw material. Sand mines are irreparably destroying this already fragile ecosystem.

Report by Damien Lansade, Cyrille Charpentier and Aditi Bhalotra.

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