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

Desk ReporterDecember 6, 2019January 22, 2020

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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

Internet of Trees: AI and Bio-Sensors to Protect Forests

Desk ReporterJanuary 26, 2026

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In 2026, forest workers will no longer be guarding forests with sticks or drones to prevent deforestation and fires. They are now using the ‘Internet of Trees’. From the Amazon to the Indonesian rainforest, thousands of trees have been fitted with extremely small and biodegradable sensors. These sensors have the......

Environment Research

Graphene Filter: When Seawater Becomes Drinking Water at Home

Desk ReporterJanuary 25, 2026January 25, 2026

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In 2026, nanotechnology emerged as a promising solution to global water shortages. Scientists have created a low-cost graphene-based filter that transforms salty seawater into drinking water. In 2026, this breakthrough technology significantly transformed the economies of drought-stricken countries in Africa and the Middle East. Graphene is a one-atom-thick layer of......

Environment Protection

‘Personal Carbon Passport’: When your purchases are climate-friendly

Desk ReporterJanuary 24, 2026January 25, 2026

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Do you know how much carbon was emitted for the burger you ate for lunch today or the shirt you bought? In 2026, the answer to this question is now on everyone’s smartphone. Numerous European and Scandinavian nations have initiated experimental trials of the ‘Personal Carbon Passport.’ This is a......

Environmental Science

De-Extinction: Saving the North Pole with Mammoths

Desk ReporterJanuary 23, 2026

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The science fiction movie ‘Jurassic Park’ is no longer just a fantasy. In early 2026, Texas-based company ‘Colossal Biosciences’ made a groundbreaking announcement. Researchers have developed a hybrid Woolly Mammoth embryo and anticipate the first baby by 2027. This effort is part of a controversial trend called ‘De-extinction,’ aimed at......

Environment Research

Ocean temperature records: 2025 data and dire predictions for 2026

Desk ReporterJanuary 22, 2026January 23, 2026

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The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and the Copernicus Climate Change Service released their annual report on January 14, 2026. It found that 2025 was the third warmest year in modern history and that each of the last 11 years was a record-breaking warm year. But the most alarming data is......

Environmental Problems

‘Gold Rush’ in the Deep Sea: Deep-Sea Mining vs. Ocean Protection

Desk ReporterJanuary 21, 2026January 23, 2026

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The ocean floor has become more exciting and controversial than space exploration. In early 2026, a major conflict has emerged between world politics and environmentalists over the ‘Clarion-Clipperton Zone’ (CCZ) in the Pacific Ocean. It is being called the ‘Deep-Sea Mining Gold Rush’. To satisfy the rising demand for nickel,......

Environmental Problems

AI thirst: Global concern over data center water use in 2026

Desk ReporterJanuary 20, 2026January 20, 2026

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AI thirst: Global concern over data center water use in 2026 Environmental scientists have highlighted a dire natural crisis behind the triumph of technology. In 2026, the rise of artificial intelligence and cloud computing has highlighted the significant water consumption of data centers as a major environmental issue. A recent......

Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan

Participation without Power: Why Locally Led Adaptation Still Falls Short in Bangladesh

Desk ReporterJanuary 19, 2026January 19, 2026

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Participation without Power : Why Locally Led Adaptation Still Falls Short in Bangladesh Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan Bangladesh is globally recognized as one of the most climate- vulnerable countries, which are exposed to cyclones, floods, salinity intrusion, drought and erratic rainfall. Over the past two decades, the country has made notable......

COP29

Historic Belém Declaration, New Roadmap for a Plastic-Free World by 2026

Desk ReporterJanuary 17, 2026

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At the start of 2026, following the COP-30 conference in Belém, Brazil, there is a new global momentum. The ambitious and legally binding ‘Global Plastics Treaty,’ known as the ‘Belém Declaration,’ is now moving towards full implementation. This agreement is being seen as the biggest milestone in the history of......

Environmental Science

Solid-State Battery Breakthrough: The Beginning of a New Era of Electric Vehicles

Desk ReporterJanuary 16, 2026January 16, 2026

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Reducing carbon emissions from the transportation sector is the biggest challenge to protect the environment. In early 2026, a groundbreaking advancement in battery technology is transforming electric vehicles (EVs) permanently. Japan’s Toyota and South Korea’s Samsung SDI have announced the successful start of commercial production of a solid-state battery. This......

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