Życie po zmianach klimatu w Bangladeszu - Redux
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Bangladesh is currently using around 217 877 hectares of area for shrimp farming and as the international demand grows, new areas are added every day. 80% of Bangladesh's shrimp farming area belongs to the Sundarbans. This country is one of the top ten prawn producers in the world. The usage of chemicals, antibiotics for the extensive farming in naturally flooded areas or artificially occupied lands is basically making the ecosystem disappear. It's an environmental crime which is associated by some powerful people who run this industry in Bangladesh.
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2012-03-26
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