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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......
Biodiversity

Natural Shield: Artificial Oyster Wall and Protection on Sitakunda Coast. Bangladesh

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Bangladesh is no longer relying solely on concrete embankments to protect its coast from cyclones and tidal surges. In February 2026, one of the world’s largest ‘bio-engineered coastal walls’ was successfully completed on the Sitakunda and Mirsarai coasts. It is essentially a living wall made of artificial oysters and algae.......
Agriculture

From rooftop farming to ‘rooftop farms’: A new revolution in Dhaka’s nutritional security

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Dhaka is no longer just a city of buildings. In 2026, Dhaka will look like a huge green garden when viewed from the sky. After RAJUK’s rule for ‘green roofs’, around 80% of buildings in Dhaka now have gardens on their roofs. This is being called ‘Urban Farming 2.0’. Nutrition......
Environment Research

Rebirth of Varendra region: When technology touches desert, it becomes a storehouse of grain

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Rajshahi was once a desert in the Varendra region. But in 2026, the scenario is completely different. An agricultural revolution has begun under the auspicious banner of the ‘Green Varendra 2026’ project. This includes ‘precision agriculture’ or a combination of precision farming technology and green gardens with an ancient indigenous......
Environment Research

From Crisis to Leadership: How Women Transformed Water Security

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Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan In the climate-vulnerable landscapes of coastal Bangladesh, women stand on the frontline of survival. They walk far for water in the hot sun. They keep their families safe from rising salinity and face the stress of losing freshwater sources. These same women are often ignored in formal......
Environmental Economics

Delta Plan 2100 and Coastal Agriculture and Forestry in Bangladesh

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Bangladesh is one of the most vulnerable countries to the effects of climate change. Rising sea levels and salinity have become a major problem, especially in the southwestern coastal districts of the country. The Bangladesh government’s ‘Delta Plan 2100’ and the new ways local farmers are handling this crisis are......
Environment Protection

New global agreement to combat plastic pollution and use technology to protect the ocean

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Plastic pollution around the world has now taken a terrifying form. In recent years, scientists have found the existence of microplastics in places on the ocean floor that were previously unimaginable. In this context, in 2026, the international community is on the verge of implementing a historic ‘Global Plastics Agreement’. ......
Bangladesh

Environmental Crime: Criminals Get Away with a Weak Legal Framework

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Weaknesses in Environmental Protection Law: International Trends in Criminals Get Away with a Developing Country Even though pollution and damage to the environment are growing worldwide, especially in developing countries, the number of lawsuits in environmental courts and the rate of convictions for offenders are quite low. International groups focused......
Uncategorized

Oceanix Busan: World’s first floating city opens

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As sea levels rise and risk flooding coastal cities, the first floating city Oceanix Busan, will open in Busan, South Korea in 2026. It’s not just a city; it’s a modern fortress for human survival against climate change. In 2026, people are now safely building homes on the ocean floor.......
Bangladesh

Halda River’s ‘Digital Twin’: AI to protect Asia’s largest natural fish breeding ground

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Halda River, the only natural fish breeding area in South Asia, is no longer just a river; it is now a smart eco-system.’. A ‘digital twin’ or virtual copy of the Halda River has been made by Chittagong University and the Ministry of ICT working together. This technology lets us......

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