What My Village Taught Me About Climate Change
Student Journal: A geography undergraduate returns home to Bhola and finds the textbook chapter living in her backyard.
In a Nutshell
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A first-person essay from our Student Journal series.
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River erosion has moved her village twice in a decade.
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Local adaptation knowledge rarely reaches policy tables.
The first thing you notice is how casually people speak of losing land. - This essay is part of the Student Journal, written by readers on campus. This is placeholder editorial copy for the design preview, final reporting will replace this text before launch.
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Written by
Farhana Akter
Campus Correspondent
Farhana Akter reports for News Trial, covering the stories that matter with fast, fair and factual journalism. The world, in seconds.
