Bangladesh case study

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monsoon change due to enhances GHG effect

  • Global circulation model projects an increase in monsoon rainfall of 14-40% by 2030s

  • 52-135% increase by 2090s

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sea level rise

  • rising sea levels because of melting glaciers at poles and steric effect

  • loss of agricultural land at ganges/ brahmaputra river delta

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increase in climatic intensity

both dry and wet monsoon become more intense; more dry in dry season, more wet in wet season

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flooding in summer cause

Vulnerable to increased ice melt during hot summers

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monsoon natural causes

  • prevailing wind in the south and south-east parts of asia

  • May- September bringing rain (wet monsoon)

  • October - April wind from the NE (dry monsoon)

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river delta land benefits

  • Very fertile land, river deposits nutrients

  • seasonal flooding is necessary to grow crops like rice

<ul><li><p>Very fertile land, river deposits nutrients</p></li><li><p>seasonal flooding is necessary to grow crops like rice</p></li></ul><p></p>
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river delta geography

Brahmaputra andGanges rivers meet and split into river delta w cutie little islands

<p>Brahmaputra andGanges rivers meet and split into river delta w cutie little islands</p>
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damage due to floods

  • increased spread of diseases like cholera through contamination of waer sources

  • people often drown

  • property and infrastructure damage

  • can damage crops

  • communities can be cut off from resources due to infrastructure and communication infrastructure damage

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2024 floods affected area

east and south-east bangladesh

<p><span>east and south-east bangladesh</span></p><p></p>
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2024 flood short term effects

  • displacement of people

  • informal settlements destroyed, washed away

  • crops destroyed

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2024 floods long term effects

  • infrastructure damage

  • economic repercussions of food loss and infrastructure damage

  • increase in hunger due to food shortage