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Thousands of tons of plastic-polythene falling into the rivers every day

Desk ReporterOctober 5, 2020October 5, 2020

October 5, 2020October 5, 2020257

Thousands of tons of plastic-polythene falling into the rivers every day, aquatic and vegetable fauna, including fish, is in the way of extinction Amila Khan Bangladesh news: Apart from chemicals, 3,000 tons of plastic-polythene is being dumped in the river every day. And the bulk of this is being dumped......

How can trees tell us about climate change?

Desk ReporterOctober 4, 2020

October 4, 2020737

How can trees tell us about climate change? By Sulhat Salehin How can trees tell us about climate change?Looking at the peculiarities of the rings inside a tree, scientists can tell how old the tree is, and the weather type at each time of the year. By understanding the difference......

The water of Jamuna is above the danger level in Bogra, hundreds of hectares of crop fields are flooded

Desk ReporterOctober 4, 2020October 4, 2020

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The water of Jamuna is above the danger level in Bogra, hundreds of hectares of crop fields are flooded By Zeba Tarannum The river Jamuna’s water level is rising in Bogra due to heavy rains and hill slopes coming down from the upper reaches. In 24 hours, the water level......

Sheikh Hasina has made four proposals to address Climate Change

Desk ReporterOctober 4, 2020October 4, 2020

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Sheikh Hasina has made four proposals to address Climate Change By Amila Khan Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has submitted a four-point proposal to protect the world from climate change’s adverse effects. She called for ensuring a “sustainable future” while investing. The Prime Minister made the remarks in a statement......

Asia’s River Water is Blackened Gradually

Desk ReporterOctober 2, 2020

October 2, 2020324

Asia’s River Water is Blackened Gradually By Adnan Mahfuz The water of the rivers of Asia, including Bangladesh, is continuously losing its color and turning black. The dye of the textile industry is mixing in the river water. This is causing a severe environmental disaster. At the same time, there......

A Pile of Rubbish in the Capital, 22 feet of road is now 6 feet

Desk ReporterOctober 2, 2020October 2, 2020

October 2, 2020October 2, 2020146

A Pile of Rubbish in the Capital, 22 feet of road is now 6 feet The Rajnarayan road just behind Lalbagh Kella Bazar in the Capital is getting narrower day by day due to garbage. Throwing dirt in the space on the road’s side has now taken over the whole......

Fishing in magic nets in Gopalganj, Local species are under threat

Desk ReporterOctober 2, 2020October 2, 2020

October 2, 2020October 2, 2020338

Fishing in magic nets in Gopalganj, Local species are under threat By Amila khan Bangladesh News: Magic net is more dangerous than the current net (Fishnet that tiny opening). In this, all kinds of mother fish, including carp, are being caught indiscriminately. Simultaneously, various aquatic animals, including eel fish, frogs,......

The ministries involved in river protection have lack of interest

Desk ReporterOctober 1, 2020October 1, 2020

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The ministries involved in river protection have lack of interest By Zeba Tarannum Dr. Mojibur Rahman Howladar, Chairman of the National River Protection Commission, commented on the lack of interest in the concerned ministries involved in river protection. He called upon all the concerned ministries to come forward with a......

MPs must be involved in the development process to achieve SDG Targets

Desk ReporterOctober 1, 2020October 1, 2020

October 1, 2020October 1, 2020157

‘MPs must be involved in the development process to achieve SDG Targets’ – Speaker Dr. Shirin Sharmeen Chowdhury By Sadman Sad Dr. Shirin Sharmeen Chowdhury, Speaker, Bangladesh National Parlament spoke at the ‘My Parliamentary Area-My Constituency’ data platform organized by UNDP Bangladesh on Tuesday (September 29, 2020). The Speaker also......

St. Martin’s Island is feared to be Coral-less by 2045

Desk ReporterSeptember 30, 2020

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St. Martin’s Island is feared to be Coral-less by 2045 By Adnan Mahfuz Coral is declining day by day in St. Martin, the only coral island of Bangladesh. The tree-covered area of the island is also reducing. In contrast, the number of tourists is increasing. New hotels and infrastructure are......

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