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Environmental Problems

Arctic ice melts, releasing huge methane gas: A terrifying ‘time bomb’ of climate change

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The Arctic or polar regions are experiencing the most serious impact of global warming. As the ‘permafrost’ (frozen ground) in Siberia and Alaska melts, a lot of methane gas that has been trapped under it for thousands of years is now coming into the air. Scientists have called it a......
Environmental Problems

Ocean Acidification: The Survival Crisis of Coral Reefs and Shellfish Worldwide

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The ocean absorbs about 30 percent of the excess carbon dioxide produced by humans. As a result, the chemical composition of the ocean water is changing, making it increasingly acidic. This silent killer called ‘Ocean Acidification’ is causing coral reefs and shellfish around the world to face an extreme existential......
Environmental Problems

Microplastics in Human Blood and Brain: A Dire Warning for Health Science

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Plastic pollution is no longer confined to oceans or animals. In a recent breakthrough study in international medical science, researchers have for the first time detected microplastics and nano plastics inside the human brain, heart, and blood. This alarming discovery has deeply concerned the World Health Organization (WHO). Findings and......
Environmental Problems

The Global Crisis of ‘Forever Chemicals’ (PFAS) in Rainwater: A New Threat to Human Health

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Once, rainwater was considered the purest form of water on Earth. But due to modern industrialization, that rainwater has now become severely contaminated with dangerous chemicals. A recent study by Stockholm University revealed that from Antarctica to the Tibetan Plateau, rainwater everywhere contains hazardous levels of ‘Forever Chemicals’ or PFAS......
Biodiversity

The Silent Grip of Climate Change on Coastal Women’s Maternal Health: Salinity and the Preeclampsia Crisis

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Women in Bangladesh’s coastal regions are among the largest and most silent victims of sea‑level rise caused by climate change. In coastal districts such as Satkhira, Khulna, and Bagerhat, excessive salinity in drinking water has led to a dangerous increase in preeclampsia (high blood pressure during pregnancy) among pregnant women.......
Environmental Problems

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

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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......
Environmental Problems

Dhaka’s ‘Heat Island’ Impact: The Modern Miyawaki Model of Urban Afforestation for Temperature Control

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The severe heatwave in May 2026 again reminds us that Dhaka city is gradually becoming an uninhabitable urban heat island. Because of unplanned concrete buildings, lack of vegetation, and excessive traffic, Dhaka’s temperature is 4 to 5 degrees Celsius higher than the surrounding rural areas. To tackle this climate crisis,......
Environmental Problems

Coastal drinking water crisis: Salinity intrusion versus sustainable technology

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In 2026 the drinking water crisis in the coastal areas of southwestern Bangladesh, especially in the coastal districts of Satkhira, Khulna, and Bagerhat has turned into a humanitarian disaster. Sea level has risen and successive cyclones have caused saline intrusion into both groundwater and surface water sources. As a result,......
Bangladesh

Unprecedented Pre‑Monsoon Rainfall in 2026: A New Face of Climate Change in Bangladesh

Desk Reporter
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Historically, April and May in Bangladesh have always meant intense heat, dry conditions, and occasional Nor’wester storms. But the current picture of April and May in 2026 has completely upended that familiar pattern. Severe thunderstorms, hailstorms, and persistent rainfall have made this year’s pre‑monsoon season one of the wettest in......
International Environment

More than 37 million tons of sargassum are disrupting the ocean balance: The rise and fall of the natural environment

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The impact of climate change and agricultural waste: The giant algae belt of the Atlantic In December 2025, an unprecedented natural crisis emerged in the Atlantic Ocean. Researchers at Florida Atlantic University reported that the Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt has reached a record 37.5 million tons. This giant algae layer......

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