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Featured The United Nations Climate Change Conference COP25 and the Earth’s challenges of reducing Greenhouse Gases emissions.

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The United Nations Climate Change Conference COP25 and the Earth’s challenges of reducing Greenhouse Gases emissions. By Rahman Mahfuz The United Nations Climate Change conference COP25 has begun in Madrid, Spain, from 2nd December 2012. The conference will be continued on 13 December 2019. Carolina Schmidt, Minister of Environment from......
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......
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......
Bangladesh

Bangladesh Shipbreaking Industry at Sitakunda: E‑Waste and Chemical Dumping — A New Dimension of Environmental Crime

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Sitatunga’s shipbreaking yards in Bangladesh Coastal area have long been at the center of environmental pollution, but recently the industry has taken on a new dimension of “environmental crime.” Investigations by international environmental organizations and local researchers have revealed that under the guise of scrapped ships, tons of toxic e‑waste......
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.......
Environment Protection

FAO 2026 Warning on Food Safety: Hidden Risks of Recycled Plastics

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There is a strong global push to increase recycling and the reuse of plastic to reduce plastic waste. However, in May 2026 the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) published a startling and cautionary report. According to the FAO, without proper scientific standards and strict oversight, the use of......
Environmental Economics

Global Soil Health Initiative 2026: A Global Effort to Prevent Desertification and Restore Soil Fertility

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About one‑third of the world’s agricultural land is at risk of losing its fertility and turning into desert because of climate change and excessive use of chemical fertilizers. In May 2026 the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD) announced the Global Soil Health Initiative 2026. The main goal of......
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......
Environmental Science

Carbon Capture Technology (DAC): A New Scientific Beacon of Hope for Achieving Climate Targets

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Despite global efforts to reduce carbon emissions, the rate of global temperature rise risks exceeding the Paris Agreement’s 1.5°C limit. In this situation, by 2026 scientists’ most powerful tool has become not only reducing emissions but also technologies that directly remove the carbon dioxide already accumulated in the atmosphere. This......
Environmental Economics

Europe’s Carbon Tax (CBAM) 2026: A New Obligation for Green Supply Chains in Global Trade

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In May 2026 the world of international trade witnessed a major shift. The European Union fully implemented its much‑discussed Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). From now on, exporters to Europe must report the carbon emissions embedded in their production processes and pay duties for any excess emissions. This policy creates......

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