'We only have the sea to live on' - Senegal's fishermen blame BP project for lack of fish

The article discusses the impact of BP's offshore facility on the livelihoods of Senegalese fishermen. According to the fishermen, the presence of the facility has led to a significant decline in the availability of fish, making it increasingly difficult for them to sustain their way of life. The fishermen express their concern, stating that they now have "only the sea to live on" and that the BP project has severely affected their ability to provide for their families. They claim that the offshore facility has disrupted the marine ecosystem, leading to a decrease in the fish population in the area. The article highlights the struggle faced by the local fishing community, who are dependent on the sea for their survival. It underscores the tension between the economic development driven by multinational companies and the needs of traditional communities that rely on natural resources for their livelihoods.