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On Cambodia’s Tonle Sap lake, children from floating villages embark on daily boat journeys to school. Yet, climate change is making these trips perilous, threatening both their education and way of life.
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My boyfriend watched this video with me and now he wants to become a blogger too. Although he would like to learn how to cook first😻
Cambodia is getting ready for Water world early.
Visited these lake towns. Incredible people. Their lives are so challenging and different, but somehow so normal at the same time. Seeing a stall made of sticks and sheet metal selling a hundred smartphones 10 years ago helped me realise how connected the world had become.
They aren't rich but they are wealthy in many ways beyond money.
How about start a multi billion dollar anti fracking campaign and force everyone to buy German made wind turbines?
How is sanitation in these communities
Tell governments to stop spraying us.
DW’s daily dose of climate hysteria.🙄
Most of you don't know that about 60% of these floating houses belong to illegal Vietnamese immigrant the so-called boat people that love to live around Mekong Lake. it is part of their government plan since the old time and Cambodia government can't do anything about it.
Incredible jobs
I’m not in that community but that climate change is less affected Cambodia. The topic should have changed to “ challenging of lives on the floating village!”
It is nice to see that many children have the opportunity to go to school. I believe they also need nutritious food to stay healthy and access to a good healthcare system, thank you for sharing this information with us ❤
"climate change" uh huh