Published: April 8, 2015, 2 a.m.
Climate change is here affecting weather conditions and sea levels. In India it's also having a more surprising influence on the country's tigers. On this edition of Making Contact, reporter\xa0Daniel Grossman\xa0takes us to India\xa0in Heat of the Moment: Sea Level Rise.
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Heat of the Moment\xa0was originally produced\xa0for the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and WBUR.
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Featuring:
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\n- Pranabes Sanyal,\xa0former park director for the Sunderbans Tiger Reserve
\n- Amit Mallick,\xa0Sundarbans resident and man attacked by tiger
\n- Tushar Kanjilal,\xa0secretary of the Tagore Society for Rural Development
\n- Mohammed Sheikh Gafur,\xa0Sundarbans resident and tea shop owner
\n- Sugata Hazra,\xa0an oceanographer at Calcutta\u2019s Jadavapur University
\n- Ainun Nishat\xa0representative to the International Union for Conservation of Nature
\n- Shafiqul Islam,\xa0director of a small college and founder of the Pani Committee
\n- Sheikh Nural Ala,\xa0chief engineer for this region of the Water Development Board
\n- Atiq Rahman,\xa0director of the Bangladesh Center for Advanced Studies
\n- Daniel Grossman,\xa0journalist
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