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BBC OS: 2021/10/19 16:06 GMT: COP26: Sea level rise

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COP26: Sea level rise

2021/10/19 16:06 GMT

2021/10/19 16:06 GMT: COP26: Sea level rise

BBC World Service - BBC OS, COP26: Sea level rise

We speak to three people who live in regions affected by sea level rise

In the lead up to COP26 climate conference, we are speaking to people who are affected by climate change. We'll hear from three people discussing sea level rise in Jamaica, Florida Keys and the Bahamas.

We'll also get details of a new research warning that all of Africa’s remaining glaciers are on track to disappear by the 2040s.

We’ll hear how vaccine mandates have become a big talking point in many professional sports leagues.

And Dr Swapneil Parikh, an infectious disease researcher in Mumbai India will talk about today's other Covid stories and answer audience questions.

(Photo: A view of public cemetery which submerged by flood waters from rising sea levels on July 18, 2020 in North Jakarta, Indonesia. Since the 1970s, parts of Jakarta have sunk more than four metres, at a rate of up to 25 centimetres a year.  Credit: Afriadi Hikmal/NurPhoto via Getty Images)

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