COPENHAGEN, Dec 18 (IPS/TerraViva) - Unless the world comes to its aid, Bangladesh says
the vulnerability of its
agriculture sector to climate change
could spell severe consequences for its
millions of people, who
stand to lose their main source of livelihood.
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