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PART OF: Land Under Water: Living With the Effects of Climate Change in BangladeshSeptember 27, 2016
![Saline Drinking Water Khulna](/sites/default/files/styles/510x315/public/09-23-16/12.jpg.webp?h=5482203a&itok=jP7QB3La "Kukumoni Munda, a resident of Koyra number 6, a coastal hamlet bordering the Sundarbans in southwestern Bangladesh, walks more than half a mile each day to fetch saline drinking water from a pond. "Fresh water costs 10 taka a day. I cannot afford it," she says. Image by Nikita Sampath. Bangladesh, 2016.")
