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‘Gold Rush’ in the Deep Sea: Deep-Sea Mining vs. Ocean Protection

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The ocean floor has become more exciting and controversial than space exploration. In early 2026, a major conflict has emerged between world politics and environmentalists over the ‘Clarion-Clipperton Zone’ (CCZ) in the Pacific Ocean. It is being called the ‘Deep-Sea Mining Gold Rush’. To satisfy the rising demand for nickel,......
Environment Pollution

Environment agency inaction threatens water and land pollution

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Toxic waste pile in Oxfordshire As environmental crime in the UK has increased dramatically, it is now being labelled as the ‘new drug trade’. Toxic waste was illegally dumped near a river in Kidlington, Oxfordshire, alarming local authorities and environmental groups. Investigations show that organized crime groups are taking advantage......
Environment Pollution

New route for international environmental crime

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‘Toxic waste’ trafficking in West Asia and the Balkans: New route for international environmental crime Environmental crime now extends beyond wildlife trafficking to include illegal waste trafficking, which has opened new avenues for international crime rings. A recent Europol report reveals that toxic electronic waste, industrial chemicals, and nuclear waste......
Environment Pollution

Antarctic Ocean Weakness: Global Carbon Sink Capacity Sees Unexpected Decline

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Antarctic Ocean Weakness: Changing Role of Global Carbon Sink Two of nature’s main allies in combating global warming—terrestrial forests and the ocean—are losing their carbon sink capacity. The most worrying of these is the weakening of the Southern Ocean around Antarctica. The ocean used to help stabilize the climate by......
Environment Pollution

Bicycle rally held at Dhaka University on the occasion of World Bicycle Day

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Bicycle rally held at Dhaka University on the occasion of World Bicycle Day Today, 03 June 2025, Tuesday, is World Bicycle Day. On 12 April 2018, the United Nations General Assembly declared 03 June as World Bicycle Day. Since then, every year 03 June has been celebrated as World Bicycle......
Bangladesh

Clean Air: A Constitutional Right, not a Luxury

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Clean Air: A Constitutional Right, not a Luxury Clean air is a constitutional right that should be guaranteed by effective policies and sustainable energy plans. Speakers at the “Revisiting Energy Policies for Clean Air” policy breakfast, held on May 15, 2025, at the BIP conference hall in Dhaka and organized......
Bangladesh

Bangladesh Develops Sustainable Solutions to Tackle Brick Kiln Pollution

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Bangladesh Develops Sustainable Solutions to Tackle Brick Kiln Pollution Bangladesh has created an innovative solution to reduce air pollution from brick kilns, which are a major source of pollution in the country. A recent study shows that the intervention could cut carbon emissions by 20% and reduce fuel consumption by......
Bangladesh

Natural Oxygen Conservation Day-2025 celebrated at Dhaka

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Natural Oxygen Conservation Day-2025 celebrated at Dhaka May 7, 2025, is the Natural Oxygen Conservation Day. Today, the environmental organization Green Voice held a student rally in front of the Raju Sculpture at Dhaka University. Green Voice co-coordinator Arifur Rahman moderated the rally and the organization’s chief coordinator Md. Alamgir......

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