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Bangladesh Shipbreaking Industry at Sitakunda: E‑Waste and Chemical Dumping — A New Dimension of Environmental Crime

Desk Reporter
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Sitatunga’s shipbreaking yards in Bangladesh Coastal area have long been at the center of environmental pollution, but recently the industry has taken on a new dimension of “environmental crime.” Investigations by international environmental organizations and local researchers have revealed that under the guise of scrapped ships, tons of toxic e‑waste......
Bangladesh

Climate Migrants and the Concept of Secondary Cities: Strategic Advances of Delta Plan 2100

Desk Reporter
21
Because of climate change, river erosion, rising sea levels, and severe droughts are constantly forcing thousands of people in Bangladesh to leave their homes and land. These climate migrants mainly move toward the capital, Dhaka, in search of work, causing population pressure on the capital city, Dhaka to exceed its......
Bangladesh

Cholonbeel Conservation Movement: 2026 Master Plan and Restoration of Northern Bangladesh’s Biodiversity

Desk Reporter
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Cholonbeel, Bangladesh’s largest beel (wetland) and the biodiversity heart of the northern region, has been facing multiple crises for decades. Due to the harmful effects of climate change, unplanned embankment construction, and human‑caused encroachment, the existence of this wetland is now under threat. However, as of May 2026, local popular......
Bangladesh

Fuel Crisis and Climate Change: Why Behaviour Change and Clean Energy Matter for Bangladesh

Desk Reporter
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Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan Bangladesh stands at a crucial crossroads where three interconnected challenges—fuel crisis, unsustainable energy consumption and climate change are joining with increasing intensity. The current fuel shortages, long queues at petrol pumps, rising electricity costs and frequent load shedding are not isolated events; they are symptoms of a......
Bangladesh

Bay of Bengal “Climate Refuge” and Vashan Char’s Sustainable Environmental Habitation Model

Desk Reporter
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Rising sea levels are continuously displacing people from Bangladesh’s coastal islands and low‑lying areas. As of May 2026, Vashan Char in Noakhali has been recognized worldwide as a unique and successful sustainable housing model for the resettlement of these climate refugees. Various United Nations agencies and international environmentalists are now......
Environmental Problems

Dhaka’s ‘Heat Island’ Impact: The Modern Miyawaki Model of Urban Afforestation for Temperature Control

Desk Reporter
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The severe heatwave in May 2026 again reminds us that Dhaka city is gradually becoming an uninhabitable urban heat island. Because of unplanned concrete buildings, lack of vegetation, and excessive traffic, Dhaka’s temperature is 4 to 5 degrees Celsius higher than the surrounding rural areas. To tackle this climate crisis,......
Bangladesh

Unprecedented Pre‑Monsoon Rainfall in 2026: A New Face of Climate Change in Bangladesh

Desk Reporter
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Historically, April and May in Bangladesh have always meant intense heat, dry conditions, and occasional Nor’wester storms. But the current picture of April and May in 2026 has completely upended that familiar pattern. Severe thunderstorms, hailstorms, and persistent rainfall have made this year’s pre‑monsoon season one of the wettest in......
Bangladesh

Eco-Token Economy: New Model to Protect Tanguar Haor

Desk Reporter
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Tanguar Haor in Sunamganj is now not just a tourist destination, it is a ‘self-sustaining eco-system’. One of the world’s most successful ‘eco-token’ systems was introduced here in 2026. The entry fee paid by tourists when entering here is deposited directly into the Haor Maintenance Fund through blockchain technology. Tourist......
Environment Research

From Crisis to Leadership: How Women Transformed Water Security

Desk Reporter
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Md. Ashrafuzzaman Khan In the climate-vulnerable landscapes of coastal Bangladesh, women stand on the frontline of survival. They walk far for water in the hot sun. They keep their families safe from rising salinity and face the stress of losing freshwater sources. These same women are often ignored in formal......
Bangladesh

Environmental Crime: Criminals Get Away with a Weak Legal Framework

Desk Reporter
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Weaknesses in Environmental Protection Law: International Trends in Criminals Get Away with a Developing Country Even though pollution and damage to the environment are growing worldwide, especially in developing countries, the number of lawsuits in environmental courts and the rate of convictions for offenders are quite low. International groups focused......

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