Lol go eat some pork murtad, then why are you a refugee in Canada, go back to shithole beggaristan.
The reality is Bd land mass will keep on increasing unless the Himalay disintegrates and the soil does not come down from it.Bangladesh is not sinking. It's landmass is increasing 20 sq. km per year due to billions of ton silt carried by rivers being deposited in it's coastal areas.
Bangladesh gaining 20 sq-km land a year
In the last 50 years, Bangladesh gained 1000 sq. km land. Many islands are emerging in the coastal areas of Bangladesh. In fact one such island which emerged from sea 30-40 years ago, now hosting 1 lakh Rohingya refugees.
Bangladesh gaining 20 sq-km land a year
Every year, the country loses 32 sq-km of land due to erosion in rivers and the sea. On the other hand, 52 sq-km of new land emerges from the waterwww.tbsnews.net
Bangladesh will never sink. Delta don't sink, they always manage to keep their head above the water no matter the sea level rise due to hydrological equilibrium.
But Indians will surely roast by soaring temperature in the coming decades and most of India will be too hot for human habitation. Large part of India will be as hot as Sahara desert, temperature will climb to 60-70 degree celsius thus lethal for human and other animals. Already vast areas of India regularly experience temperature more than 50 degree celsius. Bangladesh never experience such extreme temperature. Temperature in Bangladesh rarely exceed 40 degree celsius even in the hottest day of year. As Bangladesh lies in tropical monsoon area, increasing temperature will bring increased rainfall, thus cooling the effect of global warming. So by mid century, Bangladesh will still be habitable with growing landmass due to natural and man made intervention (such as land reclamation projects) when pajeets like you will be roasted like pigs. We are looking forward for 'Great Indian desert' in the west of Bangladesh in the next 50 years.
Study: India Could Become Uninhabitable In 50 Years If Greenhouse Emissions Continue
Study: India Could Become Uninhabitable In 50 Years If Greenhouse Emissions Continue
1.2 billion people in India would fall outside the environmental niche in which humans have thrived for 6,000 years.theswaddle.com
To be fair, kaali billi and neela aasman from your side have been trying very hard to achieve the same as well
Bangladesh is not sinking. It's landmass is increasing 20 sq. km per year due to billions of ton silt carried by rivers being deposited in it's coastal areas.
Bangladesh gaining 20 sq-km land a year
In the last 50 years, Bangladesh gained 1000 sq. km land. Many islands are emerging in the coastal areas of Bangladesh. In fact one such island which emerged from sea 30-40 years ago, now hosting 1 lakh Rohingya refugees.Bangladesh gaining 20 sq-km land a year
Every year, the country loses 32 sq-km of land due to erosion in rivers and the sea. On the other hand, 52 sq-km of new land emerges from the water
Bangladesh will never sink. Delta don't sink, they always manage to keep their head above the water irrespective of sea level rise due to hydrological equilibrium.
But Indians will surely roast by soaring temperature in the coming decades and most of India will be too hot for human habitation. Large part of India will be as hot as Sahara desert, temperature will climb to 60-70 degree celsius, lethal for human and other animals. Already vast areas of India regularly experience temperature more than 50 degree celsius. Bangladesh never experience such extreme temperature. Temperature in Bangladesh rarely exceed 40 degree celsius even in the hottest day of year. As Bangladesh lies in tropical monsoon area, increasing temperature will bring increased rainfall, thus cooling the effect of global warming. So by mid century, Bangladesh will still be habitable with growing landmass due to natural and man made intervention (such as land reclamation projects) when pajeets like you will be roasted like pigs. We are looking forward for 'Great Indian desert' in the west of Bangladesh in the next 50 years.
Study: India Could Become Uninhabitable In 50 Years If Greenhouse Emissions Continue
Study: India Could Become Uninhabitable In 50 Years If Greenhouse Emissions Continue
1.2 billion people in India would fall outside the environmental niche in which humans have thrived for 6,000 years.
