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India's export-dependent shrimp and textile sectors hit hard by US tariffs, while rivals enjoy lower duties.
Mangroves rich in blue carbon are crucial for flood and storm protection, but countries are struggling to save them.
Financial institutions are 'underperforming' in lending to aquaculture, which is perceived to be too risky, said experts at the Indonesia edition of the Unlocking capital for sustainability forum.
As aquaculture drives loss of Philippine mangroves, renowned ecologist says political will key to mangrove rehabilitation.
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