Desk Reporter, Author at The Green Page

Climate Migrants and the Concept of Secondary Cities: Strategic Advances of Delta Plan 2100

Desk ReporterJune 17, 2026June 17, 2026

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Because of climate change, river erosion, rising sea levels, and severe droughts are constantly forcing thousands of people in Bangladesh to leave their homes and land. These climate migrants mainly move toward the capital, Dhaka, in search of work, causing population pressure on the capital city, Dhaka to exceed its......

Great Barrier Reef 2026: Marine Geo‑engineering and “Cloud Brightening” Technology to Save Coral

Desk ReporterJune 16, 2026June 16, 2026

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The world’s largest coral reef system, the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia, is under severe threat from rising global temperatures. A report published in Marine Science in May 2026 states that coral bleaching or the whitening of corals due to unusually warm seawater has reached the highest......

Carbon Capture Technology (DAC): A New Scientific Beacon of Hope for Achieving Climate Targets

Desk ReporterJune 12, 2026June 12, 2026

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Despite global efforts to reduce carbon emissions, the rate of global temperature rise risks exceeding the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C limit. In this situation, by 2026 scientists’ most powerful tool has become not only reducing emissions but also technologies that directly remove the carbon dioxide already accumulated in the atmosphere. This......

Europe’s Carbon Tax (CBAM) 2026: A New Obligation for Green Supply Chains in Global Trade

Desk ReporterJune 11, 2026June 12, 2026

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In May 2026 the world of international trade witnessed a major shift. The European Union fully implemented its much‑discussed Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). From now on, exporters to Europe must report the carbon emissions embedded in their production processes and pay duties for any excess emissions. This policy creates......

Cholonbeel Conservation Movement: 2026 Master Plan and Restoration of Northern Bangladesh’s Biodiversity

Desk ReporterJune 10, 2026June 12, 2026

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Cholonbeel, Bangladesh’s largest beel (wetland) and the biodiversity heart of the northern region, has been facing multiple crises for decades. Due to the harmful effects of climate change, unplanned embankment construction, and human‑caused encroachment, the existence of this wetland is now under threat. However, as of May 2026, local popular......

Fuel Crisis and Climate Change: Why Behaviour Change and Clean Energy Matter for Bangladesh

Desk ReporterJune 9, 2026June 10, 2026

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Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan Bangladesh stands at a crucial crossroads where three interconnected challenges—fuel crisis, unsustainable energy consumption and climate change are joining with increasing intensity. The current fuel shortages, long queues at petrol pumps, rising electricity costs and frequent load shedding are not isolated events; they are symptoms of a......

Probiotic revolution in Bangladesh’s fisheries and livestock sectors

Desk ReporterJune 7, 2026June 7, 2026

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Safe food and environmental protection: Bangladesh’s aquaculture and poultry industries play a central role in meeting the nation’s protein needs. However, excessive use of chemicals and antibiotics on farms has created serious risks to human health. At an international food‑safety conference in May 2026, experts warned that antibiotics entering people’s......

Bay of Bengal “Climate Refuge” and Vashan Char’s Sustainable Environmental Habitation Model

Desk ReporterJune 6, 2026June 7, 2026

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Rising sea levels are continuously displacing people from Bangladesh’s coastal islands and low‑lying areas. As of May 2026, Vashan Char in Noakhali has been recognized worldwide as a unique and successful sustainable housing model for the resettlement of these climate refugees. Various United Nations agencies and international environmentalists are now......

Women Leading PSF Management in Vamia: A Community Driven Model of Participatory Water Governance and Climate Action

Desk ReporterJune 5, 2026June 5, 2026

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In the climate-vulnerable coastal belt of Bangladesh, access to safe drinking water is not only a basic need but it is a daily struggle due to rising salinity, extreme weather events and shrinking freshwater resources. Mollapara is a neighborhood of about 250 families in Vamia village under Shyamnagar upazila of......

National River Day: Colorful Bicycle Rally and Discussion for River Protection

Desk ReporterJune 4, 2026June 4, 2026

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A colorful bicycle rally and a discussion meeting were held in the capital Dhaka demanding river protection, pollution prevention, and safe waterways. On Saturday 23 May, the program was organized jointly by ‘Nongor Trust’ and the Bangladesh Bicycle Lane Implementation Council on the occasion of National River Day. The rally......

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