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Category: Environment

Cyclone alert: Bangladesh braces for heavy rain, flash flood

November 4, 2016November 4, 2016 editorclimate, Climate, Global warming, Lead News

GreenWatch Newsdesk Dhaka – Rainfall is being experiernces across Bangladesh since thursday night under the influence of the new cyclone that has formed over the Bay of Bengal. Weather experts say this cyclone may cause as heavy as 100millimetres (8…

Cyclone: Bangladesh braces for heavy rain flash flood

Ex-Pak Governor’s Dhaka home ‘Bagh-e-Monem’ demolished

November 4, 2016 editorLast update, News, Urban issues

Dhaka – A mobile team, led by Dhaka Noth City Corporation (DNCC) Chief Engineer Brig Gen Syeed Anwarul Islam, demolished Bag-e-Monem at 2:30pm on Thursday, reports agencies. Thursday’s demolition came one week after the Parliamentary Standing Committee to the Ministry…

Ex-Pak Governor's Dhaka home 'Bagh-e-Monem' demolished

Paris deal comes into force Friday

November 3, 2016November 4, 2016 editorclimate, Climate, Last update, Think green, Treaties

Dhaka – The entry of the Paris Climate Change Agreement into force from Friday should spur states to be more ambitious in their commitment to tackling global warming, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra’ad Al Hussein said on…

Paris deal comes into force Friday

Depression moves northwestward in bay

November 3, 2016 Staff Reporterclimate, News

Dhaka: The depression over the southeast bay moved northwestward over the west-central bay and adjoining area. It was centring at 3pm on Thursday about 1130 kms southwest of Chittagong port, 1070 kms southwest of Cox’s Bazar port, 1055 kms southwest…

Depression moves northwestward in bay

Australia’s ‘dirtiest’ power station to close

November 3, 2016 sub EditorEnvironment

One of Australia’s dirtiest power plants will be shuttered, its owner said Thursday, in a move hailed by environmentalists. After decades of belching pollution, the Hazelwood brown coal-fired power station in Victoria state’s Latrobe Valley will close in March after…

Australia’s ‘dirtiest’ power station to close

Lifting houses to escape India’s Chennai floods

November 3, 2016 editorAdaptation, Climate, climate, Columns

S. Gopikrishna Warrier Memories of the ruinous floods in Chennai last year, partially blamed on climate change, have prompted many residents to raise the height of their houses to avoid getting inundated If you cannot beat the flood, rise above…

Lifting houses to escape Chennai floods

Compensation for climate vulnerable countries sought

November 1, 2016November 1, 2016 sub EditorEnvironment

Bangladesh must seek a legally binding treaty to ensure compensation for countries vulnerable to the impacts of climate change at the upcoming Paris Climate Summit, said development activists at a discussion here today. They said the Conference of Parties (COP21),…

compensate climate vulnerable countries

Interference of business groups in the UNFCCC

November 1, 2016November 1, 2016 editorclimate, Climate, Columns, Treaties

Shaila Mahmud With the Paris Agreement coming into full effect just before the next meeting of the Conference of Parties’ (COP) is all set to kick off has opened the floor for implementation talk in this year’s UN Climate Conference…

Interference of business groups in the UNFCCC

Household air pollution kills 8500 BD children a year: Unicef

October 31, 2016November 1, 2016 Farzana Afroze ZerinLead 2, Pollution

Over 8,500 children die every year in Bangladesh from diseases caused by household air pollution (HAP) and 89 percent of households use solid fuels – mostly wood, agricultural waste and cow dung – for cooking and space heating.

Household air pollution kills 8500 BD children a year

Smog chokes Indian capital after Diwali festival

October 31, 2016 Lutfun NaharInt’l relations, Pollution

A thick blanket of toxic smog covered parts of New Delhi on Monday after millions of revelers let off firecrackers to celebrate Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights.The System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting and Research (SAFAR) said that…

Smog chokes Delhi after diwali festival

2 billion children breathe toxic air worldwide, UNICEF says

October 31, 2016 editorAir, Global warming, Health, Perspectives, Pollution

New Delhi (AP/UNB) — A new report from UNICEF says most of the 2 billion children in the world who are breathing toxic air live in northern India and neighboring countries, risking serious health effects including damage to their lungs,…

2 billion children breathe toxic air worldwide

Nepal drains dangerous Everest lake

October 31, 2016October 31, 2016 editorAdaptation, climate, Lead News, Perspectives, Water

Dhaka – Nepal’s army says it has finished draining a dangerous glacial lake near Mount Everest to a safe level, reports BBC. The Imja glacial lake, at nearly 5,000m (16,400ft) high, was in danger of flooding downstream settlements, trekking trails…

Nepal drains dangerous Everest lake

Tesla expands its portfolio to produce solar roof tiles

October 30, 2016 sub EditorEnvironment

Electric carmaker Tesla has diversified into the alternative energy business, solar roofs for environmentally friendly homes. “Global warming is a serious crisis and we need to do something about that,” company founder Elon Musk said during a news conference at…

Tesla expands its portfolio to produce solar roof tiles

2,506 listed Gulistan hawkers to be rehabilitated: Mayor

October 29, 2016October 29, 2016 Staff ReporterGovernance, Urban issues

Dhaka: Dhaka South City Corporation (DSCC) Mayor Sayeed Khokon on Saturday said around 2,506 listed street hawkers of Gulistan area will be rehabilitated in a vacant place adjacent to Mohanagar Natya Mancha. “Illegal structures, shops and street hawkers will be…

2506 listed Gulistan hawkers to be rehabilitated: Mayor

National animal Royal Bengal Tiger in grave danger

October 29, 2016 editorColumns, Energy, Forestry, Wildlife

by Raquib Siddiqi The global wild tiger population has increased for the first time since conservation efforts began in the 1960s. But the number of Royal Bengal Tiger (RBT)—the national animal and major tourist attraction, has nose-dived in Bangladesh. The…

National animal Royal Bengal Tiger in grave danger

Dead beached whale found to have skull fractures

October 29, 2016 editorWater, Wildlife

San Francisco (AP/UNB) — A blue whale that washed ashore near San Francisco had multiple skull fractures that were consistent with a collision with a ship.

Dead beached whale found to have skull fractures

Agroforestry can help planet, increase farmers’ profits

October 28, 2016 sub EditorEnvironment

Feeding the country’s growing population in a rapidly warming world will not be possible with modern intensive agriculture that relies on cutting down more forests to plant crops. The only way to produce enough crops and mitigate climate change at…

Agroforestry can help planet, increase farmers' profits

BD minister says Sundarbans Tigers back from India tour

October 27, 2016October 28, 2016 Staff ReporterForestry, Global warming, Wildlife

Environment and Forests Minister Anwar Hossain Manju has said the Royal Bengal Tigers of the Sundarbans are back from their foreign tour.In 2015, the minister, while speaking at an International Tiger Conservation Day meet, had said the depleting number of…

Tigers are back from India tour says BD minister

Humanity decimating planetary wildlife: report

October 27, 2016 sub EditorEnvironment

Nearly three-fifths of all animals with a backbone—fish, birds, amphibians, reptiles and mammals—have been wiped out since 1970 by human appetites and activity, according to a grim study released Thursday. On current trends, stocks of global wildlife could plunge two-thirds…

Humanity decimating planetary wildlife

Green Climate Fund for proposals to access technologies

October 27, 2016 editorclimate, Climate, Finance, Lead 1, Think green

Delhi (Indrajit Bose) — The Green Climate Fund (GCF) at its 14th meeting in Songdo, South Korea, in a decision adopted by the Board to facilitate access to environmentally sound technologies (ESTs), encouraged developing countries to submit proposals in this…

Green Climate Fund for proposals to access technologies

Cyclone Kyant triggers rainfall in Dhaka, rest of Bangladesh

October 27, 2016 editorclimate, Climate

Dhaka – Drizzles triggered by the cyclonic storm ‘Kyant’ disrupted the city life on Thursday morning. The rainfall started early hours and is continuing till the filing of this report at 10:30pm. Many streets in the city turned into shallow…

Cyclone Kyant triggers rainfall in Dhaka

Cyclone ‘Kyant’ moves westwards

October 27, 2016 Staff Reporterclimate, Nation, News

Dhaka: Maritime ports of Chittagong, Cox’s Bazar, Mongla and Payra have been asked by the met office to keep hoisted distant warning signal No 2 as cyclonic storm ‘Kyant’ over west-central bay and adjoining area has moved westwards over the…

Cyclone ‘Kyant’ moves westwards

2016 deadliest year in Mediterranean: UN refugee agency

October 27, 2016 editorManpower, Migration

Berlin (AP/UNB) — The U.N. refugee agency said Wednesday that at least 3,800 migrants have died in the Mediterranean Sea so far this year in an attempt to reach Europe,, making 2016 the deadliest year on record. The Geneva-based agency…

2016 deadliest year in Mediterranean

Activists demand compensation instead of loans as climate finance

October 26, 2016 Farzana Afroze ZerinEnvironment

Several environmental organisations including Barisal city unit of Sachetan Nagorik Committee (Sanak) and Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) on Wednesday formed a human chain demanding compensation to tackle climate change, not loan.

Activists demand compensation instead of loans as climate finance

Giant air cleaner unveiled in Amsterdam by Envinity Group

October 26, 2016 Lutfun NaharAir, Lead 1, Pollution

Dutch inventors have unveiled a large outside air vacuum cleaner they say is capable of filtering large quantities of toxic particles from the atmosphere.The purifier can clean about 800,000 cubic metres of air per hour, tech start-up Envinity Group said.”A…

Giant air pollution cleaner in Amsterdam

Many more’ corals die in Great Barrier Reef bleaching

October 26, 2016 sub EditorEnvironment

More corals are dying and others are succumbing to disease and predators after the worst-ever bleaching on Australia’s iconic Great Barrier Reef, scientists said Wednesday. A swathe of corals bleached in the northern third of the 2,300-kilometre (1,429-mile) long biodiverse…

Many more’ corals die in Great Barrier Reef bleaching

Civilians flee Mosul crowd Iraqi refugee camps

October 26, 2016 editorConflicts, Femina, Lead 2, Migration

By Cassandra Vinograd and Hind Hassan About 500 people have been arriving each day at the Debaga refugee camp in northern Iraq, with aid organizations bracing for an influx as the Mosul offensive proceeds. Some 11,000 refugees arrived at the…

Civilians flee Mosul crowd Iraqi refugee camps

UN member states urged to develop migration strategies

October 26, 2016October 26, 2016 Farzana Afroze ZerinManpower, Migration, World News

Migration governance cannot be only about closing borders and keeping people out, said two United Nations human rights experts calling on UN member states to develop long-term strategies and policies to facilitate rather than restrict migration.

UN member states urged to develop migration strategies

Mangroves For the Future regional meet begins at Cox’s Bazar

October 25, 2016 editorForestry, Think green

Dhaka – A two-day international conference of 13th Regional Steering Committee meeting of environmental group Mangroves For the Future (MFF) began at Sayeman Beach Resort in Cox’s Bazar on Tuesday, UNB news agency reported. Environment and Forests Ministry and Mangroves…

Mangroves For the Future meet at Cox's Bazar

Proverbial mermaids making a splash in Dutch pools

October 25, 2016 editorEntertainment, Lifestyle, Water

ZEIST, Netherlands (BSS/AFP) – A majestic turquoise-and-gold tail splashes the surface of a public pool. Strange, beautiful creatures frolic in the water, occasionally peeking out from their masks and snorkels. Half-woman, half-fish. Since Disney’s Princess Ariel first hit the big…

Proverbial mermaids making a splash in Dutch pools

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