Victim of global warming, New Moore swallowed by the sea. Who will be next and where?
For thirty years, India and Bangladesh are arguing for possession of New Moore, an island in the Gulf of Bengal. Victim of global warming and the irreversible rising waters of the Indian Ocean; it has been permanently submerged. This disappearance is confirmed by satellite images and navy. Already in 1996, Lohachara an island near New Moore was submerged. To avoid drowning die, while its inhabitants were displaced. In the Gulf of Bengal, ten islands are likely flooding and 20 million people are affected by the irreversible rise of sea level, a one-meter rise in 2050 (forecast meteorologists).
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