Filling continues in Turag River, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Filling continues in Turag River, Dhaka, Bangladesh About 12 years ago, the High Court Division directed the government to restore the Turag River and three
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The mayor of Chattagram city announced to keep the city polythene-free for the sake of the environment
The mayor of Chattagram city announced to keep the city polythene-free for the sake of the environment City Mayor M Rezaul Karim Chowdhury has announced
People continue to use polythene in the lack of a cheaper alternative
People continue to use polythene in the lack of a cheaper alternative The use of polythene continues to rise as people do not have cheap
Coordinated efforts could reduce Dhaka’s air pollution
Coordinated efforts could reduce Dhaka’s air pollution Mahpara Tahsin Taha (A law student of NSU, Bangladesh) Dhaka, Bangladesh’s highly crowded capital, has topped the
Ireland has moved away from peat lifting to protect the environment
Ireland has moved away from peat lifting to protect the environment One of the hallmarks of the nature of Ireland is Peatland. Once Peat was
Guliyakhali beach in Chattagram, Bangladesh, on the verge of destruction
Guliyakhali beach in Chattagram, Bangladesh, on the verge of destruction Due to sand extracted from the Guliakhali Beach area of the Barbakund union of Sitakunda
Rescue evicted forestlands and stopping illegal brickfields
Rescue evicted forestlands and stopping illegal brickfields – Bangladesh Forest and Environment Minister instructed the Deputy Commissioners Md Shahab Uddin, the Minister of Environment, Forests
Europe’s first female astronaut to set foot in space
Europe’s first female astronaut to set foot in space Dr. Insa Thiele-Eich researched the effects of climate change in Bangladesh. She belongs to Germany and
Ammonia in power generation
Ammonia in power generation AdnanMahfuz Tazvir JERA , Japan’s largest power producer, is set to increase its use of ammonia in power generation. To that end,
Bangladesh fell behind in forest protection
Bangladesh fell behind in forest protection By 2020, the government of Bangladesh has declared 16 percent of the country’s total forest area as protected forests.
