Bangladesh submergé par les eaux : un pays en première ligne du chaos climatique-Documentaire AMP

In Bangladesh, the water is no longer receding. When rivers become uncontrollable, an entire country struggles to survive in the face of climate change. 👉 The best documentaries? They're HERE 👉 https://bit.ly/2zfgboK 👈 Subscribe! 00:00 – A Country Shaped by Water 01:04 – Human Density and Vulnerable Territory 02:06 – The Land of Raging Rivers 03:39 – Erosion and Land Disappearance 06:10 – Living Under Constant Threat 07:17 – Cyclones, Shelters, and Survival 08:48 – Himalayan Water: A Source of Life and Death 11:52 – Climate Exodus to Dhaka 13:02 – Slums and Urban Misery 15:08 – Climate as a Factor in Extreme Poverty 18:49 – Losing Everything After a Disaster 22:33 – An Overpopulated Country Facing Disasters 24:42 – Migrating to Survive 25:44 – Deadly Cyclones and Trauma 29:30 – Agriculture Disrupted by Climate Change 32:02 – Salt: The New Enemy of the Land 33:27 – Adapt or Disappearing 38:35 – Shelters, schools, and gaps in protection 43:19 – The threatened mangrove 46:10 – NGOs and local responses 49:08 – Global climate responsibility 51:34 – Bangladesh, a mirror of our future Alice Poncelet, a researcher at the University of Liège, studies the consequences of climate change on populations. Accompanied by guide Wasama Doja, she travels the country from north to south. Bangladesh is a vast, densely populated delta where the Ganges and the Brahmaputra, two of the world's largest rivers, meet. Normally, during the monsoon season, an average of one-third of the country is flooded. The inhabitants have learned to adapt to these climatic hazards. But global warming is changing everything, increasing the flow of rainfall from the Himalayas and contributing to rising sea levels. Floods are increasing not only in volume but also in duration... 🔎 To see more similar videos, check out our full playlist here: 👉    • Volcans   Bangladesh, the Land of Raging Rivers A film by Morad Aït-Habbouche and Hervé Corbière ©Ampersand #Bangladesh #Floods #ClimateChange #NaturalDisaster #ClimateCrisis #ClimateRefugees #RisingSeaLevels #ClimateDisruption #Documentary #Environment #OurEarth