The world is becoming increasingly uninhabitable
The world is becoming increasingly uninhabitable The world is becoming increasingly uninhabitable due to excessive pressure on natural resources. On November 15, the world’s population
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Bangladesh will face the highest loss in the agricultural sector due to the adverse effects of climate change
Bangladesh will face the highest loss in the agricultural sector due to the adverse effects of climate change Agricultural production in South Asian countries, including
Pollution levels are not decreasing at power generation plants in West Bengal, India
Pollution levels are not decreasing at power generation plants in West Bengal, India There is technology in India to remove pollution in Thermal Power Plants.
The government of Bangladesh is encouraging people across the country to use biogas and solar energy
The government of Bangladesh is encouraging people across the country to use biogas and solar energy Several development partner countries and organizations, including Germany, assist
About 64% of people in Bangladesh are dependent on forest resources
About 64% of people in Bangladesh are dependent on forest resources One-third of the world’s population is directly or indirectly dependent on forests and forest
Migratory birds of Hakaluki Haor (Bangladesh) under threat
Migratory birds of Hakaluki Haor (Bangladesh) under threat When winter comes, migratory birds from distant countries rush to the Hakaluki Haor of Juri Upazila in
Bangladesh is getting US$30 million in climate adaptation funds
Bangladesh is getting US$30 million in climate adaptation funds Md. Shahab Uddin, Minister of Environment, Forest and Climate Change (MoEFCC), Bangladesh, said, “In order to
Victory Day Cycle Rally held at Shahid Minar, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Victory Day Cycle Rally held at Shahid Minar, Dhaka, Bangladesh Bangladesh celebrated its victory day on December 16, 2022, with due dignity and honor. In
The damage caused by climate change is one of the challenges of the time: Environment Minister, Bangladesh
The damage caused by climate change is one of the challenges of the time: Environment Minister, Bangladesh Md. Shahab Uddin, Minister of Environment, Forest and
Bangladesh has played a vital role on behalf of vulnerable countries in the Climate Conference
Bangladesh has played a vital role on behalf of vulnerable countries in the Climate Conference: Environment Minister, Bangladesh Md. Shahab Uddin, Minister of Environment, Forest
