Water Scarcity in Bangladesh

The video discusses the severe impact of dwindling underground freshwater on Bangladesh, particularly affecting women who bear the burden of water collection. Economic challenges arise as families struggle to afford clean water, leading to health issues like skin diseases. The future looks grim with 77 million at risk of consuming contaminated water, and climate change may force 30 million to become refugees by 2050. Population growth and energy demands exacerbate the situation, with potential environmental disasters looming due to new coal-fired power stations.

What is the estimated number of people affected by dwindling underground fresh water in the Bay of Bengal region?

How does water scarcity particularly affect women in the affected households?

What challenges do families face in affording clean drinking water?

What health issues are becoming more common in coastal communities due to water scarcity?

What is the projected impact of climate change on the population of Bangladesh by 2050?

What are the implications of the rising demand for energy in Bangladesh's growing population?

How is the construction of a coal-fired power station at the edge of the Sundarbans expected to affect the Pasur river?