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Farewell to terracotta bricks: ‘Bio-bricks’ and the carbon-negative construction industry

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Black smoke has begun to disappear from the skies of Bangladesh in 2026. Under strict government directives, almost all traditional brick kilns in the country have been closed. Instead, eco-friendly ‘bio-bricks’ or non-burnt bricks have taken their place. This March 2026 report says that Bangladesh’s construction industry is now changing......
Bangladesh

When Dhaka’s Sky Turns Blue: 100% Electric Public Buses and PM 2.5 Drops

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Dhaka’s Air Quality Index (AQI) has reached its lowest level in ten years. Once one of the world’s most polluted cities, Dhaka is now becoming known as a ‘Clean Air City’. The main idea is to replace all old diesel buses with fully electric buses (EV Buses). It has been......
Bangladesh

Buriganga Rebirth: ‘Floating Barriers’ and a River Free of Plastic

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Standing in the original channel of the Buriganga, the once tar-black water is now much clearer. Instead of a foul smell, the riverbanks are now filled with a touch of clean air. A ‘floating interceptor’ or floating waste collector is set up in Buriganga. Engineers from the Netherlands and Bangladesh......
Bangladesh

Elephant Corridor and Smart Sensors: Using Technology in Chittagong Hills, Bangladesh, to Protect Animalistic Wildlife

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In 2026, when Bangladeshi wild elephants were in danger, a new technology project started in the forests of Chittagong and Cox’s Bazar. To lower ‘elephant-human conflict’ and let elephants move freely, the Forest Department of Bangladesh has started the ‘Smart Elephant Corridor’. Where AI-powered cameras and thermal sensors are controlling......
Environment Protection

Sundarbans Tiger Census 2026: Record number of tigers and ecosystem recovery

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The Forest Department, Bangladesh, made a historic announcement on World Forest Day, March 21, 2026. The final results of the 2024-25 Tiger Census show that the number of tigers in the Sundarbans is now 205. This is the highest number ever recorded. Tigers were in danger ten years ago, but......
Bangladesh

‘Eco-Token’ at Tanguar Haor: Bangladesh’s first digital initiative to support the environment.

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Tanguar Haor in Sunamganj, Bangladesh, is now not just a tourist destination, it is a ‘sustainable eco-system’. Bangladesh’s first ‘Eco-Token’ system was introduced here in 2026. Tourists pay an entrance fee when they arrive. This money is allocated to the Haor Maintenance Fund through the use of blockchain technology. It......
Bangladesh

Sundarbans’ ‘Digital Shield’: When Drones and AI Guard the World’s Largest Mangrove

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March 2026. In the deep forests of the Sundarbans, you can hear not just the roar of a tiger or the footsteps of a deer, but also the buzzing of drones sometimes breaking the forest’s silence. The Smart Patrolling 2.0′ project, created by the Forest Department and local tech experts,......
Bangladesh

Floating Solar Power Plant: New Equation of Energy and Environment in Kaptai Lake, Bangladesh

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In 2026, a significant breakthrough occurred at Kaptai Lake that addressed Bangladesh’s energy crisis by generating renewable energy without compromising agricultural land. The country’s first large-scale ‘Floating Solar Power Plant’ with a capacity of 50 MW has been launched there. It not only provides electricity, but also plays a unique......
Bangladesh

Perovskite Solar Cell: The Great Revolution to End the ‘Silicon Age’ of Solar Energy

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An unimaginable revolution took place in the world of solar energy in 2026, breaking the four-decade monotony. The blue silicon panels that we were used to seeing until now had a certain efficiency limit. In February 2026, researchers from Germany and China launched ‘Perovskite Tandem Solar Cells,’ achieving a record......
Bangladesh

Preventing Desertification in Varendra region of Bangladesh: Unprecedented Success of Smart Irrigation and ‘Green Varendra’ Mission

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Once upon a time, the Varendra region of Rajshahi, Bangladesh, was called the ‘Desert of Bangladesh’. The abnormally low water table and lack of rain were about to depopulate the region. But this spring of 2026, the scenario has changed. A groundbreaking agricultural transformation is unfolding in this arid region,......

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