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Climate migrants find little protection in Bangladesh’s cities

Published by Eco-Business · Singapore 12 h ago

In 2024, disasters displaced 2.4 million people within Bangladesh even as the International Monetary Fund predicts that rising seas could eliminate more than one-seventh of…

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