Bangladesh: How do you Survive when the Land sinks into the Sea?

Synopsis

By 2050, 30% of Bangladesh is projected to be submerged due to rising sea levels, threatening 60 million people with marine flooding. The Ganges delta faces saltwater intrusion, forcing farmers to shift from rice cultivation to less profitable shrimp farming. In Dhaka, climate refugees like Korban Ali, a tricycle driver, seek survival amid increasing pollution from the textile industry. Despite these challenges, emerging leaders like Jahirul, who invested 10 million euros in hazardous waste processing, aim to foster environmental change and economic resilience.