The International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) in Dhaka is a think tank attempting to research and raise awareness around (1) climate change, (2) mitigation of it's impending (and already happening) effects, and (3) provide adaptation solutions for Bangladesh and the globe. The institute is a valuable resource. The embedded video is from a talk Dr. Saleemul Huq (the Director of ICCCAD, speaking from his personal - not professional - perspective) gave in June 2014 at the Bonn conference about calling out polluters for what they are: climate criminals.
Climate change is negatively impacting the globe. One city that encapsulates the difficulties of preparing our urban environments for the effects of global warming is Dhaka, Bangladesh. This research blog will collate topical information in relation to the planet's tenth largest city, climate change, urbanization, and globalization.
Friday, January 30, 2015
An Amazing Resource for the Global South, in Dhaka - ICCCAD
The International Centre for Climate Change and Development
The International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) in Dhaka is a think tank attempting to research and raise awareness around (1) climate change, (2) mitigation of it's impending (and already happening) effects, and (3) provide adaptation solutions for Bangladesh and the globe. The institute is a valuable resource. The embedded video is from a talk Dr. Saleemul Huq (the Director of ICCCAD, speaking from his personal - not professional - perspective) gave in June 2014 at the Bonn conference about calling out polluters for what they are: climate criminals.
The International Centre for Climate Change and Development (ICCCAD) in Dhaka is a think tank attempting to research and raise awareness around (1) climate change, (2) mitigation of it's impending (and already happening) effects, and (3) provide adaptation solutions for Bangladesh and the globe. The institute is a valuable resource. The embedded video is from a talk Dr. Saleemul Huq (the Director of ICCCAD, speaking from his personal - not professional - perspective) gave in June 2014 at the Bonn conference about calling out polluters for what they are: climate criminals.
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