Environment

May 17, 2025, 10:18 am

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Motorcyclist killed in Ullapara road accident Farmer beaten to death in Sirajgnj Mystery of SSC examinee Emon killing unveiled Recruitment at 2 ranks under consideration, no direct appointment as SI Bangladesh railway: costs exceed double the profit No alternative to political govt to face unrest: Nazrul Islam Lightning strike kills farmer in Lalmonirhat Apparel sector needs $6.6b investment to cut carbon emission by half Authorities to allow 19 cattle markets in capital BNP demands clear roadmap of elections

Environment

Rizwana for unified commitment to just transition across all sectors

Staff Correspondent: Environment, Forest and Climate Change Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan on Tuesday said while sustainability is a widely used term, it often lacks a proper definition and criteria-risking the

Environmental destruction in name of development not acceptable: Rizwana

Staff Correspondent: Environment, Forest and Climate Change Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan on Monday said sustainable development is not possible without harmonising agriculture, biodiversity and food security. “Destroying the environment in

Erosion threatens Padma Bridge Project site

Staff Correspondent: A sense of dread grips the banks of the Naodoba area in Jajira, Shariatpur, as the impending monsoon threatens to undo a decade’s worth of protective efforts around

Mismanagement in Ullapara’s waste management threats environment, public health

Hafizur Rahman Bablu, Ullapara: Extreme mismanagement in waste management is posing threat to the environment as well as public health in Ullapara of Sirajganj district. But, there is no one

Honey collection getting momentum in Sundarbans

Hosneara Parvin Khuku from Khulna: Honey and beeswax collection is getting momentum in Sundarbans, also the largest mangrove forest in the world, due to high demand of those at home

Forest Department to get back its 12,000 acres of Cox’s Bazar land: Adviser

Staff Correspondent: Environment Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan on Thursday said nearly 12,000 acres of forest land in Cox’s Bazar, which had been allocated to various agencies, are being returned to