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  • Another nearby island, Lohachara, was submerged in 1996, forcing its inhabitants to move to the mainland, while almost half the land of Ghoramara island was underwater, he said.

    Think Progress » Avatar director wants to ‘shoot it out’ with ‘asshole’ Glenn Beck and climate-denier ‘boneheads.’ 2010

  • In 2006, rising seas submerged Lohachara island (off Bangladesh), once home to 10,000 people who are now refugees.

    Environmental refugees 2007

  • The Independent reported last month that one of the inhabited islands there, Lohachara, has “disappeared beneath rising seas.”

    Archive 2007-01-01 2007

  • The disappearance of Lohachara, once home to 10,000 people, is unprecedented.

    Archive 2007-01-01 2007

  • The disappearance of Lohachara, once home to 10,000 people, is unprecedented.

    The Army Corps of Engineers: The Game 2007

  • Here's a link about a story I read in the news this past week: Bogus Global Warming Story - Lohachara Island.

    Sound Politics: Schools, minds, closed yet again 2007

  • The Independent reported last month that one of the inhabited islands there, Lohachara, has “disappeared beneath rising seas.”

    The Army Corps of Engineers: The Game 2007

  • Newspapers and TV networks have featured pictures of melting glaciers, drought-parched Australian farms, crumbling Arctic ice shelves, and the submersion of the Indian island of Lohachara, which once had 10,000 inhabitants, by a combination of erosion and rising sea levels.

    Paul Loeb: A Storm of Denial 2008

  • Lohachara island, once visible from Ghoramara, a mile to the east, is already gone beneath the waves, succumbing to the ocean two years ago, leaving more than 7,000 people homeless.

    Global Warming Still Accelerating 2008

  • Newspapers and TV networks have featured pictures of melting glaciers, drought-parched Australian farms, crumbling Arctic ice shelves, and the submersion of the Indian island of Lohachara, which once had 10,000 inhabitants, by a combination of erosion and rising sea levels Even Fox occasionally acknowledged that the weather seemed different, though the network continued to also dismiss any notion that this constituted a crisis as "media hype."

    A Storm of Denial 2007

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