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El Niño and Disease Threaten West Africa’s Cocoa Harvest Again

Simon Essah walks through his cocoa farm in southwest Ghana, pointing to trees scarred by black pod disease, the latest in a series of threats plaguing his crop this year.

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El Niño and Disease Threaten West Africa’s Cocoa Harvest Again
Simon Essah walks through his cocoa farm in southwest Ghana, pointing to trees scarred by black pod disease, the latest in a series of threats plaguing his crop this year.
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