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    Shadman Saqib presented on the impacts of climate change in Bangladesh to Sabrina Sahrin Sharna. Climate change is a change in typical weather patterns, such as temperature and rainfall. It is caused by both natural factors and human activities that release pollution. Bangladesh is highly vulnerable to climate change due to its low elevation, dense population, reliance on agriculture, and poor infrastructure. If climate change is not addressed, Bangladesh could see increased flooding, drought, sea level rise, salinity issues, and health problems, negatively impacting over 33 million people. Potential solutions discussed include using vermicompost, educating people, building infrastructure, adopting salt-tolerant farming, and applying science and technology.

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    Shadman Saqib presented on the impacts of climate change in Bangladesh to Sabrina Sahrin Sharna. Climate change is a change in typical weather patterns, such as temperature and rainfall. It is caused by both natural factors and human activities that release pollution. Bangladesh is highly vulnerable to climate change due to its low elevation, dense population, reliance on agriculture, and poor infrastructure. If climate change is not addressed, Bangladesh could see increased flooding, drought, sea level rise, salinity issues, and health problems, negatively impacting over 33 million people. Potential solutions discussed include using vermicompost, educating people, building infrastructure, adopting salt-tolerant farming, and applying science and technology.

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    Shadman Saqib presented on the impacts of climate change in Bangladesh to Sabrina Sahrin Sharna. Climate change is a change in typical weather patterns, such as temperature and rainfall. It is caused by both natural factors and human activities that release pollution. Bangladesh is highly vulnerable to climate change due to its low elevation, dense population, reliance on agriculture, and poor infrastructure. If climate change is not addressed, Bangladesh could see increased flooding, drought, sea level rise, salinity issues, and health problems, negatively impacting over 33 million people. Potential solutions discussed include using vermicompost, educating people, building infrastructure, adopting salt-tolerant farming, and applying science and technology.

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    WELCOME

    Presentation By:

    Student Name: Shadman Saqib


    Student ID: 17104054
    Course Title: Elements of Environmental Science
    Course Code: ENV103

    Presented To:

    Sabrina Sahrin Sharna


    Senior Lecturer
    Department of Mathematics & Natural Science (MNS)
    BRAC University
    CLIMATE CHANGE

    IN BANGLADESH
    WHAT IS CLIMATE CHANGE ?
    Climate change is a change in the usual weather
    found in a place. This could be a change in how
    much rain a place usually gets in a year. Or it could
    be a change in a place's usual temperature for a
    month or season (NASA, 2014).
    WHAT CAUSES CLIMATE CHANGE ?
    • Natural Factors (Volcano irruption, Ocean currents)
    • Anthropogenic Factors (Man made pollutions)

    Human activities are a strong driving factor towards


    environment pollution which strongly influence climate
    change.
    Direct Consequences
    • Rising maximum temperatures
    •
    •
    Rising minimum temperatures
    Rising sea levels
    EFFECTS OF
    • Higher ocean temperatures CLIMATE CHANGE
    • An increase in heavy precipitation (heavy rain and hail)
    • Shrinking glaciers

    Indirect Consequences
    • an increase in hunger and water crises, especially in
    developing countries
    • health risks through rising air temperatures and
    heatwaves
    • economic implications of dealing with secondary
    damage related to climate change
    • increasing spread of pests and pathogens
    Geographic Condition
    • Low land elevation EFFECTS OF
    • Presence of rivers & oceans
    • Dependency on farming CLIMATE CHANGE
    • Inadequate infrastructure
    • Susceptibility to extreme weather
    BANGLADESH’S PERSPECTIVE

    Demographic Condition
    • Huge population density

    Outcome
    • Extreme vulnerability to climate change
    Prominent Disasters
    According to a documentary by World Bank,
    there are three prominent disaster that affects EFFECTS OF
    different areas of Bangladesh every year.
    CLIMATE CHANGE
    BANGLADESH’S PERSPECTIVE

    Flash Flood Drought Salinity


    IF CLIMATE CHANGE ISN’T DEALT WITH

    Vulnerable Health Problems Increasing frequency of storms

    Sea Level Rise Salinization


    Significant reduction in farming
    11% Loss of land by 2050 33 Million people will suffer
    Solutions

    Production of Vermicompost Education of climate change

    Raise plinths & clusters Infrastructural upgrade

    Salinity tolerant Agriculture Implement science & technology


    References
    • Environmental Justice Foundation. (2017, October 22). Climate Displacement in Bangladesh.
    https://ejfoundation.org/reports/climate-displacement-in-
    bangladesh#:%7E:text=Climate%20Change%20in%20Bangladesh,exceptionally%20vulnerable%20to%20
    climate%20change.&text=It%20has%20been%20estimated%20that,of%20sea%20level%20rise%20alone
    .

    • World Bank. (2017, May 25). Climate Change Impacts in Bangladesh [Video]. YouTube.
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3IL6Y1TDHo

    • NASA. (2014, May 14). What Is Climate Change? https://www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/k-


    4/stories/nasa-knows/what-is-climate-change-k4.html

    • My Climate. (2017, December 17). What are the effects of climate change?
    https://www.myclimate.org/information/faq/faq-detail/what-are-the-effects-of-climate-change/

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