Życie po zmianach klimatu w Bangladeszu - Redux
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Shrimp farming in the coastal areas is a lucrative business. The increase in salinity is likely to jeopardize shrimp farming. For the last few decades, more and more attention is being given to the sea fish and brackish water fisheries. Shrimp farmers are occupying agricultural lands and Holes are dug illegally for the brackish water. It is required to flow the saline water. It is resulting permanent soil salinity, affecting the local ecosystem.
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2011-05-10
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