Environment

April 3, 2025, 8:40 am

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BNP’s central leadership lacks control at the local level: NCP Draft report on genocide case against Hasina submitted to prosecution ‘Government now well-established both economically and politically’ Draft of ‘Supreme Court Secretariat Ordinance-2025’ prepared India’s parliament set to debate controversial law on Muslim endowments Army deployed as floodwaters breach embankment in Satkhira Khaleda Zia undergoes ‘complete health check-up in London Dispute of criminals behind Ctg double murder Bangladesh floats tenders to buy 3 spot LNG cargoes by mid-May Rumor Scanner detects 298 misinformation cases in March

Environment

Form commission to deal with environmental issues: Rehman Sobhan

TDS Desk Former caretaker government adviser Professor Rehman Sobhan has attributed environmental degradation to unchecked profit motives and market dominance, urging the establishment of a dedicated commission to tackle these

Rizwana urges everyone to be eco-centric to protect nature

TDS Desk Environment, Forest and Climate Change Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan on Friday urged all to follow the “eco-centric” philosophy to protect the ecology and ecosystems, including the environment, water,

Collective action needed to protect environment, uplift communities: Rizwana

TDS Desk Environment adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan stressed the critical role of women alongside men in promoting environmental conservation and climate resilience. “We must commit to collective efforts to address

Polythene alternatives struggle to gain ground

TDS Desk After the interim government came to power, there was a significant push to enforce the ban on polythene bags. While the initiative has been relatively successful in supermarkets,

New guests in the wilderness: Can Sherpur forests sustain more elephants?

Sherpur Correspondent Among all the bad news regarding the country’s forests and wildlife, the number of elephants roaming in the border forests in Sherpur, Jamalpur and the Mymensingh belt may

Migratory birds under threat in Kushtia’s Padma Char

Kushtia Correspondent Migratory birds, a hallmark of winter in the Padma Char region of Daulatpur upazila in Kushtia, are facing a growing threat as unscrupulous hunters target them for sale