water water

The rise of sea water is one of the major climate concerns in the Bay of Bengal. Directed by Sareka Jahan, this is a story of how events are unfolding and how water is engulfing the vulnerable southern part of Bangladesh where the lives of people have become devastatingly unstable.

This film is the 4th part of a series "From the Himalaya to the Bay of Bengal", a series of short stories about climate change and its impact the people of Bangladesh and Nepal. Captured and narrated by 10 young climate champions with the support of British Council and Wild Eye, it is a collection of stories that raises crucial questions about what is happening around us and urges the next generation to wake up and protect their future.

Number of films: Ten
Runtime: 35+ minutes
Formate: DV PAL Wide Screen

Series Producer: Tanjilur Rahman
Production: British Council & Wild Eye
Year of production: 2011

Category:

Education

Tags:

• water water
• climate change
• global warming
• glacier melting
• sea level rise
• irregular precipitation
• changed weather pattern
• environment
• carbon
• emission
• cyclone
• flood
• glacial lake overflow flood
• the Himalaya
• the Bay of Bengal
• British council
• wild eye
• conservation
• Bangladesh
• Nepal
• climate impact
• Aila
• natural disaster
• cyclone SIDR
• salinity
• saline water
• embankment
• water lodged
• fresh water
• climate migration