Environment

July 27, 2024, 5:27 am

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Recent unrest and agony in hospital beds..! Examinees in jeopardy VP Nur sent to jail in Setu Bhaban vandalising case Commuters suffer immensely for ramshackle condition of 10-km road in Sonatola India Today NE apologises for report on Bangladesh premier Steps to be taken against attackers; genuine students won’t be harassed: Hasan Police, commoners cannot kill people: Quader Mobile internet may be restored by early next week: BTRC Expose culprits to justice finding them out from every nook and corner: PM Tisha, Yash, Polash in a web series

Environment

Saber seeks Japan’s support for Bangladesh’s green, sustainable development

BSS, Dhaka: Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury has sought Japan’s continued support in transforming Bangladesh to a green, sustainable and prosperous country through green investments and Read More

Clutch of cyclone Remal: Sundarbans getting back its normal shape again

Mangrove reforestation to be initiated along 52 rivers, canals near Sundarbans

India prepares for Ganga water treaty renewal with Bangladesh

Year’s shortest night tonight

Russell’s Viper misconceptions spread panic in Bangladesh

Air pollution causes death of 2,000 children daily: Report

Air pollution contributed to the deaths of more than 700,000 children under the age of five, the report found. AFP: Nearly 2,000 children die every day from health problems linked

9 killed in landslides at Ukhiya Rohingya camps

Death toll is likely to increase, says APBn-8 commanding officer Cox’s Bazar Correspondent: At least nine people were killed in landslides triggered by moderately heavy rain at Rohingya camps in

Better plastic waste recycling mechanism needed to save environment

TDS DESK: Bangladesh needs to improve its plastic waste recycling mechanism in order to protect the environment and make the plastic sector sustainable, said experts and industry people. They said

5000 acres of forest land grabbed in Naogaon

NAOGAON CORRESPONDENT: The forest department in Naogaon has lost control of one-third of its land across the country with people building houses and shops, growing mango trees and cultivating crops.