Financial Express: About 30-50 per cent of cultivable land in the country's coastal region remains fallow in rabi and Kharif-I seasons due to climate change, according to a recent study, reports UNB.
The study pinpointed the main reasons as soil wetness, water stagnancy, tidal surges, drought and increased salinity triggered by climate change as well as expansion of shrimp culture, poultry farm and brick field.
M Muslem Uddin Miah of the Bangladesh Centre for Advanced Studies (BCAS) carried out the study with......
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Arable land remains fallow due to climate change: Study
Posted by Financial Express: None Given on January 9th, 2011
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