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Space Solar Power: Japan’s Bold Project to Beam Energy from Orbit

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One of the biggest limitations of solar power is that it doesn’t work at night or under cloudy skies. Japan’s Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) has unveiled a solution that sounds like science fiction: Space Solar Power. How It Works Constant sunlight in space: Unlike Earth, space has no clouds or......
Biodiversity

Discovery of “Dark Oxygen” in the Pacific: A New Scientific Perspective on the Origins of Life

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For a long time, scientists believed that oxygen on Earth was produced only through photosynthesis by plants and algae — a process dependent on sunlight. But recently, at a depth of nearly 13,000 feet in the Pacific Ocean, far beyond the reach of sunlight, researchers discovered vast amounts of “Dark......
Environment Research

The Great Green Wall to Save the Sahel: A Continental Green Revolution for Africa

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Climate change is driving the Sahara Desert rapidly southward across Africa, swallowing up agricultural land. To halt this extreme desertification and reduce global carbon emissions, the African Union, with international cooperation, has launched a unique initiative to stop the Sahara’s advance. By planting trees across vast areas of the Sahel......
Bangladesh

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

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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......
Environment Research

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

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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......
Bangladesh

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

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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......
Environment Research

Probiotic revolution in Bangladesh’s fisheries and livestock sectors

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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......
Environment Research

Green Maritime: Commercial voyage of hydrogen and ammonia‑powered cargo ships in 2026

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About 90% of global trade by volume is transported by ships. Yet this vast shipping industry is responsible for roughly 3% of global carbon emissions because vessels burn highly polluting heavy fuel oil (bunker fuel). In May 2026, strict environmental rules from the International Maritime Organization (IMO) triggered a new......
Environment Research

Battery Geopolitics Battle of the New Superpowers in the Post-Lithium World

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The golden age of lithium-ion batteries is coming to an end in 2026. ‘Solid-state batteries’ and ‘sodium-ion batteries’ emerging from laboratories in Tokyo and Beijing are now the world’s new energy sources. Investigation: China has stunned the world by controlling the lithium supply chain in the past decade. But in......
Environment Research

Rebirth of Varendra region: When technology touches desert, it becomes a storehouse of grain

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Rajshahi was once a desert in the Varendra region. But in 2026, the scenario is completely different. An agricultural revolution has begun under the auspicious banner of the ‘Green Varendra 2026’ project. This includes ‘precision agriculture’ or a combination of precision farming technology and green gardens with an ancient indigenous......

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