The Gathering Storm - Sinking ...
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The film looks at the south of the country, where Kitubia islands is literally being washed away by tidal surges and storms.
World's first 'climate refugee...
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Environmentalists predict that climate change will affect more than 375 million people every year by 2015, due to natural disasters and rising sea levels.
Thousands of people in Bangladesh are thought to be the world's first "climate refugees" due to se
101 East - Disappearing Island...
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In Bangladesh, local people are feeling the heat of climate change. Once a 250 square kilometer island, Kutubdia has been reduced to just 37 square kilometers within a century and more than half of the population has been forced to leave. And it is not th
101 East - Disappearing Island...
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In Bangladesh, local people are feeling the heat of climate change. Once a 250 square kilometer island, Kutubdia has been reduced to just 37 square kilometers within a century and more than half of the population has been forced to leave. And it is not th
Bangladesh's rising floodwater...
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Bangladesh could be one of the first casualties of global warming. The low-lying country suffers from many climate-related problems, including floods, drought and river erosion. Al Jazeera's Nicolas Haque reports now from Bhola Island in the South of the
Bangladesh's disappearing isla...
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As the climate summit in Copenhagen battles to overcome deep divisions on cutting global emissions, one place already being hit hard by the affects of climate change is Bhola island in southern Bangladesh.
The island is being swallowed by the sea as wat
Climate refugee in Bangladesh
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There are huge number of climate refugee migrated from Bhula Island to Dhaka city.
Climate Change reported in Ban...
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Who Will Pay for Coastal Destr...
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The island of Kutubdia is washing away. One of five islands off Bangladesh's southern coast, it is slowly being lost to the rising waters of the Bay of Bengal.
Kutubdia once had a population of nearly 100,000. A major cyclone in 1991 reduced that nu
