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Category: Environment

Devastating flood feared from Ganges-Brahmaputra

August 13, 2017August 14, 2017 Naimclimate, Disasters, Global warming, Lead News

Dhaka – Bangladesh braces for even higher, unprecedented floods. The latest satellite imagery of accumulated rainfall by NASA and captured by Indian water expert Himanshu Thakkar shows that Assam Bangladesh, West Bengal and Bihar – already in spate – may…

Brahmaputra basin braces for unprecedented flood

Rain disrupts life in Capital Dhaka

August 12, 2017 Lutfun NaharClimate, Environment, Life

Monsoon rain continued for the second consecutive day on Saturday across the country, including capital Dhaka, leaving the normal life in disarray. Low-income people, especially the day labourers, suffered much in the city as rain disrupted their normal pace of…

Rain disrupts life in Capital Dhaka

Global warming alters timing of floods in Europe

August 12, 2017 sub EditorEnvironment

Global warming is altering the timing of floods in Europe, making some rivers swell early and others later than usual, a phenomenon that impacts farming and daily life across the region, researchers said Thursday. The report in the US journal…

Global warming alters timing of floods in Europe

Cancel public hearings on Pancheswar Dam: SANDRP

August 12, 2017August 12, 2017 NaimBiodiversity, Land, Last update, News, Op-Ed, Planning, Think green, Water

GreenWatch Report The South Asia Network on Dams, Rivers and People (SANDRP) has demanded cancellation of the public hearings being organised for the Pancheswar Dam, based on the Mahakali Treaty with Nepal, in the Uttarakhand state of India, on the…

Cancel public hearings on Pancheswar Dam: SANDRP

Smugglers throw hundreds of African migrants off boats

August 12, 2017 NaimHuman rights, Manpower, Migration, Op-Ed

By IPS World Desk Rome, Aug 11 (IPS) – A total of 300 migrants have reportedly been forced from boats over the past two days by smugglers off the coast of Yemen – many feared dead or missing, the United…

Smugglers throw hundreds of African migrants off boats

Conservation agriculture sprouts in Cuban fields

August 12, 2017August 12, 2017 NaimAgriculture, Food & nutrition, Lead News, Lifestyle, Natural, Op-Ed

By Ivet González Los Palacios, Cuba, Aug 10 (IPS) – At the entrance, the Tierra Brava farm looks like any other family farm in the rural municipality of Los Palacios, in the westernmost province of Cuba. But as you drive…

Conservation agriculture sprouts in Cuban fields

Fire forces evacuation of Oxford Circus Tube station

August 11, 2017August 11, 2017 editorAccidents, Urban issues

Four people have been treated for smoke inhalation following a fire on a Tube train at Oxford Circus station in central London. The station was evacuated shortly before 09:00 BST and trains did not stop at the station for nearly…

fire, Tube

Traditional knowledge is based on balanced relationship with nature

August 11, 2017 NaimHeritage, Natural, Video Gallery
Traditional knowledge and nature

Indigenous peoples help curb gas emissions, end hunger

August 11, 2017 NaimEnergy, Forestry, Heritage, Last update, News, Op-Ed

By IPS World Desk Rome, Aug 10 (IPS) – A third of global forests, crucial for curbing gas emissions, are primarily managed by indigenous peoples, families, smallholders and local communities, according to the United Nations.

This is how indigenous peoples help curb gas emissions & end hunger

20 EU countries see rise in modern slavery

August 10, 2017 Lutfun NaharHuman rights, Lead News, Migration

Modern slavery risks have risen in nearly three-quarters of the 28 member states of the European Union over the last year, reveals an annual study from global risk consultancy Verisk Maplecroft. According to the 2nd edition of the Modern Slavery…

20 EU countries see rise in modern slavery

Collective approach needed to face climate impact: Minister

August 10, 2017 sub EditorEnvironment

Environment and Forests Minister Anwar Hossain Manju said collective approach has become an urgent need to mitigate the adverse impact of climate change in the country. “Climate change and global warming are a big problem. If it can be tackled,…

Collective approach needed to face climate impact: Minister

ABD approves $200m as urban infrastructure loan for BD

August 9, 2017 Lutfun NaharFinance, Last update, Urban issues

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) will offer the Government of Bangladesh a loan of USD 200 million to strengthen urban infrastructure, service delivery and governance in municipalities. “The country’s pour Asha vas still need significant investment to not only improve…

ABD approves $200m as urban infrastructure loan for BD

UNEP chief urges China to do more on climate

August 9, 2017 sub EditorEnvironment

The world’s biggest polluter China has a “big job” ahead of it in the global fight against climate change, the UN’s environment chief said Wednesday. Since US President Donald Trump’s decision in June to quit the Paris agreement on reducing…

UNEP chief urges China to do more on climate

World still lags on indigenous rights 10 years after historic declaration

August 9, 2017 NaimBiodiversity, Forestry, Human rights, Lead News, Op-Ed, Politics, Think green

By Mariam Wallet Aboubakrine, Albert K. Barume and Victoria Tauli-Corpuz Geneva/New York, Aug 7, (IPS) – The world’s indigenous peoples still face huge challenges a decade after the adoption of a historic declaration on their rights, a group of United…

World still lags on indigenous rights 10 years after

Why world needs indigenous communities to steward their lands

August 9, 2017 editorBiodiversity, Columns, Human rights, Land, Think green

By Manipadma Jena Bhubaneswar, India, Aug 7 (IPS) – “Showing them a picture-book crow, I intone ‘kaak’ in Bengali, the State language. While others repeat in chorus, the tribal Santhali first-graders respond with a blank look. They know the crow…

Why world needs ethnic communities to steward their lands

Finally, a law to curb biopiracy in Malaysia

August 9, 2017 editorBiodiversity, Genetics, Lead 1, News

Gurdial Singh Nijar Last week the Dewan Rakyat passed a bill to curb “biopiracy”. This is the stealing of the biological resources of a country without its consent.

Finally a law to curb biopiracy in Malaysia

Government report sees drastic climate change impact in US: NYT

August 8, 2017 sub EditorEnvironment

Average US temperatures have risen dramatically and fast, with recent decades the warmest of the past 1,500 years, according to a draft federal government report cited by The New York Times on Tuesday. “Americans are feeling the effects of climate…

Government report sees drastic climate change impact in US: NYT

France, UK among 4 countries urged to check eggs

August 8, 2017 NaimFood & nutrition, Lead 1, Pollution

Brussels, Aug 7 (AP/UNB) – The European Union has notified food safety authorities in Britain, France, Sweden and Switzerland as a precautionary measure that some eggs contaminated with an insecticide might have entered their territory.

France and UK among 4 countries urged to check eggs

Tanguar Haor’s unique biodiversity under threat

August 8, 2017 NaimBiodiversity, Conflicts, Districts, Fishery, Lead News, Politics, Water

Dhaka, Aug 8 – Blue skies above, green fields underneath the clean water of the depression and chirping of domestic and migratory birds attract nature lovers and tourists to Tanguar Haor, one of the many wetlands located in Sunamganj a…

Tanguar Haor unique biodiversity under threat

Keep four rivers surrounding Dhaka free from pollution

August 6, 2017 Lutfun NaharGovernance, Pollution, Water

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Sunday ordered the authorities concerned to strengthen their efforts to keep the four rivers surrounding the capital free from pollution.”These four rivers will die if those are not freed from wastes and pollution,” she said…

Keep four rivers surrounding Dhaka free from pollution

European heatwave deaths could skyrocket: climate study

August 6, 2017 sub EditorEnvironment

Deaths due to extreme weather in Europe could increase fifty-fold from an estimated 3,000 per year recently to 152,000 by century’s end if global warming is not reined in, researchers warned Saturday. The toll would be especially high in temperate…

European heatwave deaths could skyrocket: climate study

Project to boost endangered Gharial population

August 6, 2017 editorBiodiversity, Lead News, Op-Ed, Wildlife

Dhaka, Aug – In the wake of a rapid decline in Gharial population, an initiative has been taken to exchange captive Gharials among the country’s zoos aiming to increase the population of the critically endangered freshwater species. “They’re few captive…

Project to boost endangered Gharial population

US notifies UN of Paris climate deal pullout

August 5, 2017August 5, 2017 NaimClimate, climate, Conflicts, Int’l relations, Lead 1, Perspectives, Politics, Treaties

The Trump administration has issued its first written notification that the US intends to withdraw from the 2015 Paris climate agreement.

US notifies UN of Paris climate deal pullout

US notifies UN of Paris climate deal pullout

August 5, 2017 editorBiodiversity, Climate, Environment, Global warming, Governance, Human rights, Treaties

The Trump administration has issued its first written notification that the US intends to withdraw from the 2015 Paris climate agreement. But in the notice to the United Nations the US state department said Washington would remain in the talks…

Youth are at forefront of the digital economy, says ITU

August 4, 2017August 4, 2017 NaimEconomy, Femina, ICT Horizon, Lead News, Politics, Urban issues

Geneva, 3 Aug (Kanaga Raja) – Some 830 million young people, representing more than 80 per cent of the youth population (aged 15-24 years), are online in 104 countries, according to new data released by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU).

says ITU, Youth are at forefront of the digital economy

Rain continues causing misery to Dhaka-dwellers

August 4, 2017 Naimclimate, Climate, Disasters, Lead News

Dhaka, Aug 3 – Rain between scorching heat should have been a relief for many. But now the rain has turned into a cause of miseries for Dhaka dwellers as they have to endure waterlogged roads and traffic gridlock after…

Rain continues causing misery to Dhaka-dwellers

Value of water is on the rise

August 4, 2017 editorFinance, Lead 2, Pollution, Urban issues, Water

By Rafiqul Islam Dhaka (IPS) – In the wake of recent water-related disasters in Bangladesh, including water-logging and floods that displaced thousands of families, a high-level consultation in the capital Dhaka on valuing water will look at ways to optimize…

Which country is the most sustainable?

August 3, 2017August 4, 2017 editorAgriculture, Biodiversity, Columns, Food & nutrition, Think green

Danielle Nierenberg The Food Sustainability Index (FSI), developed by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) with the Barilla Center for Food & Nutrition (BCFN) Foundation, ranks countries on food system sustainability based on three pillars: food loss and waste, sustainable agriculture,…

Myanmar trying to block UN fact-finding mission

August 3, 2017 Lutfun NaharConflicts, Human rights, Lead 1, Migration

The United Nations needs to insist on its ability to carry out a mandated fact-finding mission on Myanmar, Human Rights Watch said today, releasing a series of questions and answers on the topic. In March 2017, the UN Human Rights…

Myanmar trying to block UN fact-finding mission

Rohingya must be given citizenship and rights: OIC

August 3, 2017 Lutfun NaharConflicts, Int’l relations, Lead News, Migration

Visiting Secretary General of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) Dr Yousef bin Ahmad Al Othaimeen on Thursday reminded Myanmar that Rohingya people must be given full citizenship and basic rights.“Rohingya people are denied their basic rights. They need to…

Rohingya must be given citizenship and rights: OIC

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