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Bangladesh, the most vulnerable country due to Climate Change |
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The recent report published by World Bank said that Bangladesh would be the most affected country due to climate change & global warming. It said that frequency of cyclones, food production reduction, livelihood challenge, infrastructure degradation etc may be intense extremely. The sea level rise, flood level & damage, etc would be more devastating in the upcoming year.The Cyclone Sidr caused 3.45 million household inundation whereas it may bring 9.7 million people to move on from the coastal areas by 2050. By 2080, about 40 % of agricultural land will go under water & will face serious scarcity of salinity in the southern region of the country. It is the time to realize to work to save the lowland countries like Bangladesh by the developed industrialized countries. |
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14 Comments
thanks for sharing
Posted 25-08-2013 20:30
Thank you for sharing.
Posted 25-08-2013 11:49
alarming info..
Posted 26-07-2013 02:09
Thanks for sharing
Posted 01-07-2013 04:01
Aminul Bhaa.........I had a run-in with one of Your Friends: "Abu Nayeem Chowdhury".............................We are gonna represent iEARN-BD(Bangladesh) at the iEARN international Youth Summit '13 ~Cheers :)
Posted 28-06-2013 15:50
Precautionary actions shall be planned from now...
Posted 27-06-2013 19:31
matter of concern.
Posted 26-06-2013 21:58
that's a great matter of concern
Posted 26-06-2013 20:31
This is a serious matter that the general public should be aware of.
Posted 26-06-2013 18:59
thanks for info
Posted 26-06-2013 14:59
Thanks for sharing this information!
Posted 26-06-2013 12:46
I remember having read that Brahmaputra is known as the river of sorrow because of the floods and losses caused. Even in India there has been change in the climate for the worse due to Global Warming.
Posted 26-06-2013 12:23
It's really alarming information and it's reality. Is the government of Bangladesh taking actions to cope with this situation?
Posted 26-06-2013 09:23
http://www.worldbank.org/en/news/press-release/2013/06/20/bangladesh-reduced-number-of-poor-by-16-million-in-a-decade
Posted 26-06-2013 04:53