Twenty percent of wild animals are under threat of Extinction
Twenty percent of wild animals are under threat of Extinction Thirty-one species of wild animals have disappeared from the country’s forests in five decades. Animals
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Any attempt against Nature must be resisted.
Any attempt against Nature must be resisted. The environment of Bangladesh is now the most polluted. Bangladesh is often at the top of air pollution.
For the first time bird conference has been organized in Bangladesh
For the first time bird conference has been organized in Bangladesh The first national bird conference is going to be organized in the country. On
Bangladesh faces various crises due to climate change
Bangladesh faces various crises due to climate change Bangladesh is a country of wetlands. Almost all the rivers of this country come down from the
An initiative to observe a month without plastic to protect the environment
An initiative to observe a month without plastic to protect the environment To observe Plastic Free July, Environment and Social Development Organization – ESDO organized
Single-use plastics should stop to prevent plastic pollution
Single-use plastics should stop to prevent plastic pollution Emphasis should be placed on the English letter’s three R’s, i.e., Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle to prevent
New Zealand banned thin plastic bags
New Zealand banned thin plastic bags New Zealand extends ban on plastic bags in supermarkets. This ban has been imposed on thin plastic bags. Usually,
The environment should preserve to protect biodiversity
The environment should preserve to protect biodiversity A single definition of environment at significance needs to be more accurate. It is usual for content to
A group of Bangladeshi experts has presented 5 points of recommendations on climate finance to the world
A group of Bangladeshi experts has presented 5 points of recommendations on climate finance to the world. A group of experts from Bangladesh, one of
No man can harm trees: Bangladesh High Court
No man can harm trees: Bangladesh High Court. Trees are impervious to any harm inflicted by humans. The High Court of Bangladesh has firmly stated
