Climate Change and its impact on Bangladesh

It is anticipated that, by 2020, from 500 to 750 million people will be affected by water stress caused by climate change around the world. Sea level will rise 2% in the year 2020, 4% by 2050 and 17.5% by 2100. It will affect agriculture, hamper food security, create health hazard,

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