Environment

January 22, 2025, 12:45 pm

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Blanket distribution programme held in Debhata 15 shops gutted in Amtoli Educational materials, sewing machines distributed in Debhata ‘Objective news impossible sans financial security for journalists’ Neutral election essential for political stability: Anee EU and UN Women sign €4.8m agreement to advance gender equality in BD Asif Nazrul: India should return Hasina as per agreement Farida: Taxes curb tobacco use, not the sole solution 2 former state ministers sued over corruption Students resist BCL-led attack on Jashore College

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Fox attacks on the rise

TDS Desk Fox attacks on people have increased in Bangladesh during broad daylight. Experts believe that fox attacks on people are increasing due to the reduction of forest cover in

Experts urge govt not to adopt ammonia, hydrogen power projects

TDS Desk Experts have urged the Bangladesh government to refrain from adopting ammonia and hydrogen co-firing technologies, which critics say could extend the life of fossil fuel projects and hinder

Tourists discouraged from visiting Sajek amid ongoing ‘armed clashes’

TDS Desk Rangamati District Administration has urged tourists to avoid traveling to Sajek Valley on Wednesday, citing security concerns in the area. The announcement was made in an official directive

Common people being discriminated in Dengue prevention efforts

Staff Reporter Speakers at a roundtable discussion alleged widespread discrimination in the application of insecticides to control dengue mosquitoes, claiming that underprivileged areas are neglected in anti-mosquito measures. The discussion,

Tourist ship services on Cox’s Bazar-St Martin resume

Cox’s Bazar Correspondent After nine months of suspension, tourist ship on the Cox’s Bazar to St Martin route resumed movement. ‘MV Baro Awlia’, carrying 620 passengers, left Cox’s Bazar’s BIWTA

Adviser Rizwana at COP29: Unity among climate-affected nations more important than funding

TDS Desk Adviser to the Ministry of Environment, Forest, and Climate Change Syeda Rizwana Hasan has emphasized that unity among climate-affected nations, including Bangladesh, is more crucial than the amount