Bangladesh - Dangerous Intersection

Climate change meets crushing population: The story of Bangladesh

Post author:Erich Vieth
Post published:July 6, 2011
Post category:Overpopulation Quality of Life Risks and Dangers
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National Geographic explored the ways that an extremely crowded country copes with rising sea levels in the May, 2011 issue. Stunning story about Bangladesh loaded with daunting statistics, including incredible photography.

To abolish child labor, you need to make it visible

Post author:Erich Vieth
Post published:April 15, 2009
Post category:Civil Rights Economy Good and Evil Law photography
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To abolish child labor, you need to make it visible. That is the point of this disturbing photo essay featuring lots of young children being worked hard in Bangladesh.

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