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View AllThe monsoon is irregular because of the adverse impacts of global warming.
The cyclone named Aila happened in 2009.
Untimely heavy rainfalls cause water logging.
The coastal erosion is increasing because of climate change.
The passage is about the adverse impacts of global warming and climate change.
Bangladesh is experiencing the adverse impacts of global warming and climate change.
Five adverse impacts of global warming are hotter summer, irregular monsoon, untimely heavy rainfalls, frequent floods, and river erosion.
Due to rise of sea level, a vast part of the country will go under water and many people will become homeless.
Untimely heavy rainfalls cause water logging and landslides.
Yes, I think so. It is because Bangladesh has already been experiencing the adverse impacts of climate change. Frequent floods, river erosion, crop damage due to drought, prolonged cold spells, salinity of water in the coastal areas etc. bear the testimony to it. The most frightening matter is that about 5.5 million people will be refugees if the sea level rises by only 45 cm.
A number of adverse impacts are visible in Bangladesh now due to climate change. They are hotter summer, irregular monsoon, heavy rainfalls, river erosion, drought, prolonged cold spells, salinity of water, etc.
Aila is the name of the cyclone that occurred in 2009 in Bangladesh.
The number of climate change victims are increasing daily.
The people of Bangladesh are losing their property and sometimes life due to disasters caused by climate change.
If the sea level rises by 45 centimetre in Bangladesh, 10.9 percent area will be flooded and about 5.5 million people will become homeless.
No, it is not. Bangladesh is already facing the adverse effects of global warming and climate change.
Crops are being damaged as a result of drought.
The Aila of 2009 is an example of the disasters caused by climate change.
A 45-centimetre rise in sea level can flood 10.9 percent of our territory and make 5.5 million people homeless.
The impacts of global warming and climate change include hotter summers, irregular monsoons, heavy rainfalls, frequent floods, river erosion, drought, longer cold spells, water salinity in coastal areas, etc.
Global warming and climate changes are not merely some normal changes of nature. Rather, they are signs that our planet is gradually losing its livability. We must fight against these changes before it is too late.
(a) suffering; (b) summer; (c) cause; (d) increasing; (e) homes.
Bangladesh is already (a) suffering from the adverse effects of climate change including hotter. (b) summer , irregular monsoon and untimely heavy rainfalls that (c) cause water logging and landslides. The number of climate change victims is (d) increasing daily. Many families lose their (e) homes to river erosion and more people suffer damage or loss of life due to climate change - related disasters.
(a) causing; (b) reminder; (c) lose/are losing; (d) are; (e) making.
Climate change is (a) causing disasters in -Bangladesh. The Aila disaster in 2009 is a (b) reminder of the damage it caused. Every day, more people become victims of climate change. Many families and villages (c) lose/are losing their homes to rivers each year. The damage to property and loss of life due to climate change disasters (d) are increasing. River bank and coastal erosion are happening more quickly. If the sea level rises by 45 centimeters, it will flood 10.9% of the country (e) making 5.5 million people homeless.
Adverse = harmful/negative/unfavourable
Irregular = regular/predictable
Prolonged = lengthened/long-lasting
Rise = fall/decrease/ downturn
Homeless = houseless/ displaced/roofless
global = universal
heavy = light
started = began
remember = forget
increasing = accelerating
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