THE DEVASTATING CONSEQUENCES OF BANGLADESH'S MONSOONS | ANGRY PLANET

Cinemavixion Review

This episode of 'Angry Planet' takes viewers to Bangladesh during the tumultuous monsoon season. Host George Kourounis immerses himself in the harsh reality faced by locals as recurring monsoons and floods, exacerbated by climate change-induced coastal erosion, reshape their environment. The documentary highlights the ingenuity of the Bangladeshi people as they develop creative adaptation strategies for an increasingly challenging habitat. Kourounis, a seasoned storm chaser, documents his investigations into extreme natural phenomena, including hurricanes, tornadoes, volcanoes, and monsoons. The series underscores the escalating frequency and severity of natural disasters in a warming world, with Kourounis reporting firsthand from the front lines of climate change, from Australia's wildfires to the Amazon's deforestation and drought. It's a compelling look at human resilience in the face of ecological shifts.