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International Day to Combat Desertification and Drought 2025

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International Day to Combat Desertification and Drought 2025 Every year, desertification occurs in one million square kilometers of land around the world. June 17, 2012, was the ‘International Day to Combat Desertification and Drought’. Since 1995, the United Nations has celebrated this day globally to raise awareness about desertification and......
Environmental Features Environmental Science Rahman Mahfuz

Greta Thunberg Condemns ‘War Crimes’ in Gaza After Deportation from Israel

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Greta Thunberg Condemns ‘War Crimes’ in Gaza After Deportation from Israel   Alistair Jamieson “We did nothing wrong,” Greta Thunberg said at the airport after flying to Paris from Israel. She accused Israel of war crimes against starving Palestinians. She and 11 companions, a total of 12 volunteers, were trying......
Environmental Features Environmental Science International Environment

Kabul to become first modern city to run out of water

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Kabul to become first modern city to run out of water Mariam Amini Experts warn that Kabul, Afghanistan’s capital, could be the first modern city to completely run out of water. A report by the NGO Mercy Corps reported that rapid urbanization and climate change have caused Kabul’s groundwater level......
Environment Research Environmental Science International Environment Rahman Mahfuz

NATO rearmament could increase emissions by 200 million tonnes a year, study finds

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NATO rearmament could increase emissions by 200 million tonnes a year, study finds  Researchers say rising defense spending around the world will worsen the climate crisis, leading to more conflict. Researchers warn that the global military build-up, particularly NATO’s rearmament plans, could significantly threaten climate goals by increasing greenhouse gas......
Environmental Science Khandaker Muntasir Hossain Natural Environment

Thunderstorms Turn Fatal: Lightning as a Natural Disaster in Bangladesh

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Thunderstorms Turn Fatal: Lightning as a Natural Disaster in Bangladesh Khandaker Muntasir Hossain In recent years, Bangladesh has witnessed a noticeable increase in the frequency and intensity of thunderstorms, particularly lightning strikes. What was once largely confined to the monsoon season has become a year-round occurrence. Lightning has become a......
Environment Protection Environmental Science Natural Environment

The Return of Peacocks to Bangladesh’s Sal Forests: A Bold Step Toward Ecological Restoration

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The Return of Peacocks to Bangladesh’s Sal Forests: A Bold Step Toward Ecological Restoration For over four decades, the peacock — once a majestic and familiar sight in many parts of Bangladesh — existed only in memories and old literature. Due to rapid urbanization, deforestation, and unregulated hunting, this regal......
Asif M Sami Environmental Features Environmental Science

Dark Oxygen: The Secret of Oxygen Production in the Darkness of the Deep Sea

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Dark Oxygen: The Secret of Oxygen Production in the Darkness of the Deep Sea Asif M Sami Email: asifsami@gmail.com Dark oxygen is a recent scientific discovery that challenges our understanding of oxygen production in the deep sea without sunlight. This unexpected phenomenon has stirred the scientific community and is prompting......
Bangladesh Environmental Science Natural Environment

Bangladesh government notification issued banning eucalyptus and acacia trees

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Bangladesh government notification issued banning eucalyptus and acacia trees The government of Bangladesh has banned the production, planting, and sale of eucalyptus and acacia saplings. From this year, saplings of these two types of trees will not be planted in government and private-level tree plantation programs. The notification was issued......
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What If the Next Thunderstorm Was Your Last? A Wake-Up Call for Thunderstorm Safety in Bangladesh

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What If the Next Thunderstorm Was Your Last? A Wake-Up Call for Thunderstorm Safety in Bangladesh By Dr. Nusrat Hafiz, Assistant Professor & Director of Women Empowerment Cell BRAC University, Bangladesh When the sky darkens and the air crackles with electricity, a storm is no longer just a spectacle—it’s a......

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