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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......
Environmental Science

‘Cashless Nordics’: World’s first completely paperless country in 2026

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Sweden and Norway officially announced that the use of paper currency in their economies had dropped below 0.5 percent. In 2026, the Scandinavian countries have now established themselves as the world’s first completely ‘cashless’ societies. When money disappears, everyone from beggars to small tea vendors are using digital payments. In......
Bangladesh

6G Revolution and Holographic Communication: The Definition of Distance Changed in 2026

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As the world was getting used to the speed of 5G, South Korea and Finland jointly launched the world’s first commercial 6G network. Its speed is almost 100 times faster than 5G, capable of transferring 1 terabyte (1 Tbsp) of data per second. In 2026, 6G is not only about......
Environmental Science

Solar Irrigation Revolution: End of Diesel Pumps and Savings in Agriculture

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There is no more worry for farmers in the Northern part of Bangladesh in this drought season of 2026. The fear of diesel price hike or load shedding is now a thing of the past. Under the government’s ‘Solar Energy in Irrigation System 2026’ project, around 80 percent of irrigation......
Environmental Science

Bamboo Skyscraper: ‘Green Steel’ Revolution in Bangladesh’s Construction Industry

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A new horizon has opened in Bangladesh’s construction industry in 2026. Processed ‘engineered bamboo or Bamboo’ is now being used in place of concrete and steel. Bangladesh’s first 10-story, completely eco-friendly ‘bamboo tower’ has been built in Purbachal, Dhaka. It is referred to as ‘Green Steel’. It has cut carbon......
Environmental Economics

Vertical Farming and City Food Security: When Rooftops Become Farms

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In Bangladesh’s big cities, there is a big shortage of land for farming. This has led to a new idea called “vertical farming.” Veggies that give a lot of produce are now grown without soil on rooftops and empty indoor areas of tall buildings in Dhaka and Chittagong. This technology-based......
Bangladesh

Farewell to terracotta bricks: ‘Bio-bricks’ and the carbon-negative construction industry

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Black smoke has begun to disappear from the skies of Bangladesh in 2026. Under strict government directives, almost all traditional brick kilns in the country have been closed. Instead, eco-friendly ‘bio-bricks’ or non-burnt bricks have taken their place. This March 2026 report says that Bangladesh’s construction industry is now changing......
Bangladesh

When Dhaka’s Sky Turns Blue: 100% Electric Public Buses and PM 2.5 Drops

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Dhaka’s Air Quality Index (AQI) has reached its lowest level in ten years. Once one of the world’s most polluted cities, Dhaka is now becoming known as a ‘Clean Air City’. The main idea is to replace all old diesel buses with fully electric buses (EV Buses). It has been......
Environment Research

St. Martin’s ‘Bio-rock’ Revolution: Use of Electro-technology to Bring Dead Coral Reef Back to Life

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In 2026, when St. Martin’s coral reef faced destruction from too much tourism and climate change, ‘Bio-rock’ technology helped restore it. For the first time, oceanographers in Bangladesh have successfully applied this technology to revive dead corals. In March 2026, a huge garden of newborn blue and red coral was......
Bangladesh

Buriganga Rebirth: ‘Floating Barriers’ and a River Free of Plastic

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Standing in the original channel of the Buriganga, the once tar-black water is now much clearer. Instead of a foul smell, the riverbanks are now filled with a touch of clean air. A ‘floating interceptor’ or floating waste collector is set up in Buriganga. Engineers from the Netherlands and Bangladesh......
Bangladesh

Elephant Corridor and Smart Sensors: Using Technology in Chittagong Hills, Bangladesh, to Protect Animalistic Wildlife

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In 2026, when Bangladeshi wild elephants were in danger, a new technology project started in the forests of Chittagong and Cox’s Bazar. To lower ‘elephant-human conflict’ and let elephants move freely, the Forest Department of Bangladesh has started the ‘Smart Elephant Corridor’. Where AI-powered cameras and thermal sensors are controlling......

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