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The sea level is rising at a rate of 5.8 mm per year in the Bangladesh coastal regions

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The sea level is rising at a rate of 5.8 mm per year in the Bangladesh coastal regions The coastal sea level in the country has been rising from 3.8 to 5.8 mm every year for the last 30 years. This information has come up in an ongoing study on......
Environmental Problems Tahsin Taha

Developed countries may delay their Climate commitments- Bangladesh Foreign Minister

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Developed countries may delay their Climate commitments- Bangladesh Foreign Minister Tahsin Taha The Ukraine crisis may delay promises by developed countries to tackle the effects of climate change. AK Abdul Momen The Foreign Minister of Bangladesh made the remarks at a session on climate change at the Munich Security Conference......
Aivee Akther Environment Protection Environmental Problems

Deforestation has resulted in frequent epidemics

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Deforestation has resulted in frequent epidemics Forests protect the entire world from various natural disasters and health risks. However, due to deforestation, the environment and public lives face multiple problems. According to the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), forest cover accumulates different plants in at least......
Aivee Akther Bangladesh Environmental Problems

Exemplary action will be set up against the criminals of animal deaths

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Exemplary action will be set up against the criminals of animal deaths: Environment Minister Bangladesh Md. Shahab Uddin, Minister of Environment, Forests and Climate Change (MoEFCC), Bangladesh, has spoken about the recent incidence of wild animal killing while visiting the Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Safari Park, Gazipur, Bangladesh. Stating an impartial......
Aivee Akther Environment Pollution Environmental Problems

Human-made climate change accelerating the rate of glacial melting

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Human-made climate change accelerating the rate of glacial melting The amount of ice that melts every year from glaciers on the tops of the world’s highest mountains has been accumulating for decades. A new study has found that the Himalayas have to accept this horrific erosion because of the human-made......
Aivee Akther Bangladesh Environmental Problems

Illegal construction of hotels, resorts, and cottages continued in St. Martin Island despite the prohibition

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Illegal construction of hotels, resorts, and cottages continued in St. Martin Island despite the prohibition St. Martin’s is a small island located in the northeastern section of the Bay of Bengal, approximately 9 kilometers south of the tip of the Cox’s Bazar-Teknaf peninsula and creating Bangladesh’s southernmost region. The government......
Aivee Akther Environmental Problems

Illegal operating of stone crushers damaging the surrounding environment at Sunamgonj, Bangladesh

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Illegal operating of stone crushers damaging the surrounding environment at Sunamgonj, Bangladesh  Around 400 stone crushers are being operated illegally in different Upazilas of Sunamganj without approval. These stone crushers were installed near riverbanks, households, religious and educational institutions. Since their placement in almost everywhere, they are ultimately causing severe noise......
Environmental Features Environmental Problems Monjur Morshed

River Erosion in Bangladesh: The Complaint-free Crying Sound of People on the Coast (Part I)

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River Erosion in Bangladesh: The Complaint-free Crying Sound of People on the Coast (Part I) River erosion is the name of terror to the riverbank’s inhabitants. When we hear the words, a picture of some lost and helpless people floats in the corner of our eyes. Every year a vast amount......
Aivee Akther Bangladesh Environmental Problems

The sanctuary of guest birds in Barishal (Bangladesh) are at threat

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The sanctuary of guest birds in Barishal (Bangladesh) are at threat The flocks of guest birds begin to stay in warmer regions rather than cold territory to defend themselves from the terrible cold of winter. In continuation of this, more birds were roaming on the eastern side of Bibirpukur bank......
Aivee Akther Environmental Problems Environmental Science

Men have a more notable role than women in increasing global warming

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Men have a more notable role than women in increasing global warming Men consume 40 percent more non-vegetarian food than women, which is related to the acceleration of warming due to climate change – revealed by a recent study. Based on the statistics, the study claims that such a consumption......

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