AP PHOTOS: Fishermen say a new natural gas project off Senegal's coast threatens their livelihoods
SAINT LOUIS, Senegal (AP) — Fishermen say a new natural gas project off the coast of Senegal — a joint venture between British energy giant BP and U.S.-based Kosmos Energy — is threatening their livelihoods.
The project, which started operations late last year, is meant to bring jobs to the densely populated fishing community.
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