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Rising Sea Levels Increase Threat of Arsenic in Drinking Water, Study Says

Rising Sea Levels Increase Threat of Arsenic in Drinking Water, Study Says
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Bangladesh: Arsenic drinking water to rise with sea levels – ICSF

Bangladesh: Arsenic drinking water to rise with sea levels – ICSF
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How Climate Change is Poisoning Bangladesh s Drinking Water

Nearly half of Bangladesh's drinking water is contaminated with toxic arsenic, posing a grave health threat to millions.

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Climate crisis to increase cancer risk for millions in Bangladesh

Climate crisis to increase cancer risk for millions in Bangladesh
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Almost Half Of Drinking Water In Bangladesh Contains Cancer Causing Arsenic

The high concentration of arsenic levels has been attributed to seasonal flooding and rising sea levels.

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