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Bangladesh Ranks 3rd globally for forest loss
BANGLADESH'S VANISHING LUNGSBangladesh is losing its forests at a pace that should trigger a national emergency. Instead,
Amazon Rainforest Facts & Why It Matters for the PlanetThe Amazon Rainforest is one of the most fascinating places on Earth. Home to an
Revenue from social forestry blocks plantationsThe government’s plan to plant 250 million trees over five years is a commendable step
Air Pollution
A Public Health Catastrophe For millions of Bangladeshis, the greatest threat to health may be something they cannot see.
Study finds common plastics can biodegrade within two yearsCommon plastics that can persist in the environment for hundreds of years can be fully
Dhaka's Liveability Crisis
A Q&A on Air PollutionThe country's air quality ranks among the most severe globally, with the most significant health
Unfulfilled climate finance deepens debt burden Bangladesh's total per-capita cumulative climate debt is 79.61 USD, more than 3 times higher LDC
Accurate Statistics Key to Sustainable Energy PolicyOver the last two decades, a quiet but profound revolution has swept across the global
Climate finance: A structural injustice for BangladeshBangladesh is encountering a structural injustice in the name of climate finance as the country
High time to focus on climate diplomacyInternational climate conferences are often viewed through the lens of formal negotiations. Headlines typically focus
World Nature Conservation Day observedIn 1997, the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) declared July 28th as World
How a fence changed elephants’ lives forever
Barbed-wire barriers and closed border gates have disrupted northern elephants' migration, leaving many stranded in Bangladesh
Trapped By The BorderFor centuries, elephants moved freely across the forested hills between present-day Bangladesh and India, following
Dhaka’s WtE project a death knell for city dwellers The DNCC’s waste to power plant would produce 73,576 tons of bottom ash, fly ash,
DNCC’s waste incinerator plan hardly seems viableNeither incinerators nor waste to energy (WtE) are new ideas. The proposed 42.5 MW Dhaka
TIDBITSPrime Minister Tarique Rahman held a meeting on July 12 on two waste-to-energy projects to
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