environmental degradation
To cut CO2 emissions, let’s tackle over-production
We live in a world where approximately 9.2 percent of the global population lives on less than $2.15 per day according to figures from 2019.
Why open-pit coal mining in Phulbari will be disastrous
The coal bed of Bangladesh differs from that of many other places in the world, where the water table is found usually below the coal bed, not above as in Bangladesh.
We cannot ignore the threat of microplastics
New study reveals harrowing level of microplastic pollution in rivers
Yet another reserved forest in peril
In ensuring amenities, the authorities must not destroy nature
Shall we just bow to illegal sand lifters?
Government must take stern action against those lifting sand from Jamuna, Meghna
Stop ravaging our reserve forests
Government must not allow anyone to occupy or destroy forestland
With every forest razed, a little bit of Bangladesh dies too
Worrying reports about natural degradation question the government’s sincerity
Re-greening Bangladesh will require more than token gestures
Authorities must protect our existing natural resources before taking any reforesting measure
Why are we so intent on killing forests?
Chattogram district administration must answer for felling 5,000 trees
To cut CO2 emissions, let’s tackle over-production
We live in a world where approximately 9.2 percent of the global population lives on less than $2.15 per day according to figures from 2019.
Why open-pit coal mining in Phulbari will be disastrous
The coal bed of Bangladesh differs from that of many other places in the world, where the water table is found usually below the coal bed, not above as in Bangladesh.
We cannot ignore the threat of microplastics
New study reveals harrowing level of microplastic pollution in rivers
Yet another reserved forest in peril
In ensuring amenities, the authorities must not destroy nature
Shall we just bow to illegal sand lifters?
Government must take stern action against those lifting sand from Jamuna, Meghna
Stop ravaging our reserve forests
Government must not allow anyone to occupy or destroy forestland
With every forest razed, a little bit of Bangladesh dies too
Worrying reports about natural degradation question the government’s sincerity
Re-greening Bangladesh will require more than token gestures
Authorities must protect our existing natural resources before taking any reforesting measure
Why are we so intent on killing forests?
Chattogram district administration must answer for felling 5,000 trees
Saat Masjid Road: Trees felled for facelift, a new median strip
City life comes with rapid change. But for the residents of Dhanmondi what didn’t change for long were the trees and plants on the median of Saat Masjid Road. Bursting with blossoms in spring and summer, the krishnachuras and the radhachuras, among other trees, became a part of their lives.