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Category: Environment

Securing a sustainable future

September 19, 2015 editorColumns, Environment, Think green

Gro Harlem Brundtland London – When Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels wrote that “All that is solid melts into air,” they intended it as a metaphor for the disruptive transformations that the Industrial Revolution implied for established social norms. Today,…

Think green

Ramphal coal-fired power plant betrays logic, say activists

September 18, 2015September 18, 2015 editorBiodiversity, Conventional, Energy

South Asians for Human Rights (SAHR), a newly created regional human rights body, on Thursday alleged that the government has been proceeding to implement the coal-fired Rampal power plant project based on arbitrary power, not logic. “Just a feudal mentality…

Environment

Borders close as migrants seek alternative routes to EU states

September 18, 2015September 18, 2015 editorMigration, World News

Croatia has closed seven of its eight road border crossings with Serbia following a huge influx of migrants. Officials in Zagreb said they had no choice after more than 10,000 people entered the country a day after Hungary fenced off…

Migration

More people die from air pollution than Malaria, HIV/Aids

September 17, 2015 editorLast update, Pollution

More than 3 million people a year are killed prematurely by outdoor air pollution, according to a landmark new study, more than malaria and HIV/Aids combined. Wood and coal burning for heating homes and cooking is the biggest cause, especially…

pollution

South Asian water wars: An improbability

September 17, 2015September 17, 2015 editorLast update, Water

By Manu Moudgil If there is ever to be a Third World War, many believe it will be fought over water, with South Asia serving as the flashpoint. The region houses a quarter of the world’s population and has less…

water

In warming Arctic, mosquitoes may live long and prosper

September 16, 2015 Lutfun NaharEnvironment, Wildlife

Rising temperatures at the top of the world may be bad news for Arctic denizens like polar bears, but good news for the local mosquitoes, pesky bloodsuckers that prosper with warmer weather. Researchers said on Tuesday that increasing temperatures were…

Sales of advance train ticket begin

September 15, 2015 Lutfun NaharUrban issues

Railway authorities have started selling tickets in advance for trips ahead of Eid-ul-Azha. Holidaymakers, like always, queued up in hundreds to buy train tickets in advance. Sales started on Tuesday with advance tickets for Sep 20 being made available. Tickets…

Religious support for Qatari labour reforms puts Gulf states on spot

September 15, 2015 editorMigration

By James M. Dorsey A panel in Doha of religious scholars, officials of Qatar’s government-sponsored human rights committee, and international labour activists has called on Qatar to radically alter its controversial labour policies. The call serves to support Qatari government…

Migration

French honorary consul ‘sold boats to migrants’ in Turkey

September 12, 2015 editorManpower, Migration, World News

France has suspended the country’s honorary consul in the Turkish port of Bodrum after a television report showed dinghies being sold to migrants from a shop that she owned. Footage secretly filmed by France 2 TV shows Francoise Olcay selling…

Migration

Hungarian army stages border exercise to face migrant crisis

September 10, 2015 editorMigration, World News

Hungary’s army has begun exercises to prepare for a possible future role in guarding the southern border to try to stem the influx of migrants. Budapest plans to send soldiers to help police at the border where thousands of migrants…

World news

To help climate migrants, B’desh reclaims land from the sea

September 10, 2015 editorMigration

By Rafiqul Islam Dhaka, Sept 9 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Bangladesh is going ahead with an ambitious plan to reclaim land from the sea to help relocate people who have lost their homes to sea level rise, erosion and extreme…

Migration

Bd water ministry: Give up ‘Lajja’ to oppose dams, Indian ministry halts

September 4, 2015September 4, 2015 editorLead News, Water

GreenWatch Report Leading Indian water expert and activist, Himanshu Thakkar his written in a latest post in the Waterwatch@yahoogroups – ” Interesting, MoWR secretary writes a letter dated Aug 25, 2015 to CWC Chair: ““Environmental flow of rivers is a…

water

Arctic peoples overlooked as GLACIER conference thaws climate talks

September 4, 2015 editorEnvironment

Washington, D.C.- On August 30-31, US President Obama traveled to Alaska to address the U.S. State Department’s conference on Global Leadership in the Arctic: Cooperation, Innovation, Engagement and Resilience (GLACIER), highlighting international and domestic priorities in the region. However, as…

Environment

Khulna district expects to yield 2,24,417 tonnes of Aman

September 3, 2015 editorAgriculture, Biodiversity, Environment

The southwestern Khulna has set a target of yielding 2,24,417 tonnes of Aman in the current year as plantation of two varieties of the major crop is underway in the district, agriculture officials said yesterday.“Transplantation of Aman seedling (Bree-23) or…

agriculture

Current EL NINO effect within the wotld

September 1, 2015 editorEnvironment, Pollution

The current El Nino weather phenomenon could be one of the strongest on record, according to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO).

100% effective method against some strains of mosquito

September 1, 2015 editorBiodiversity, Environment, Forestry

A new method of applying insecticide to netting has proved 100% effective against some strains of mosquito, an international study reports.

Local fruits disappearing fast in Narsingdi

August 31, 2015 editorAgriculture, Biodiversity, Environment

Different varieties of local fruits are disappearing fast in the district due to adverse impact of climate change, use of agro-chemical in the ground and want of planning on production.Earlier, there were various indigenous fruits like Gab, Deowa, Kathbal, Safeda,…

agriculture

Indian activist on ILR: Are we trying to reduce living rivers to pipelines?

August 31, 2015August 31, 2015 editorLead 1, Water

Manoj Misra Nature has over the millennia truly linked a number of streams and rivers to form river basins in different parts of the world. ‘True’ link means a confluence of two or more rivers governed by terrestrial geography where…

water

Water no pol issue, but question of survival: Roundtable told

August 30, 2015August 30, 2015 editorLead News, Water

Prof. Emajuddin Ahmed, former vice chancellor of Dhaka University on Saturday called for dealing with the problem of common rivers by taking lessons from Europe and East Asia where these are treated as common properties. Addressing a roundtable on ‘international…

water

Agreement signed to minimize poaching & wildlife trade

August 28, 2015 editorBiodiversity, Environment, Forestry

Two global bodies have signed an agreement this week to strengthen the cooperation between the two organisations in minimising the illegal killing of and related illegal trade in elephants and other CITES-listed flagship species in various regions.

Wildlife

Climate change shrinking Uganda’s lakes and fish

August 28, 2015 editorClimate, Fishery, Water

By Wambi Michael KAMPALA, Aug 22 2015 (IPS) – Climate change is reducing the size of several species of fish on lakes in Uganda and its neighbouring East African countries, with a negative impact on the livelihoods of millions people…

climate

Govt asks for sacrificing animals at 493 Dhaka, Ctg spots

August 28, 2015 editorLead 2, Pollution

The government has fixed specific points in the capital and the port city of Chittagong for sacrificing animals during Eid-ul-Azha to avoid pollution and filthiness. Muslims have been requested to slaughter sacrificial animals at 493 spots in two city corporation…

pollution

Poor waste management causes environmental crises worldover

August 28, 2015 editorPollution

Trash is a big problem at the moment for Lebanon – and for governments all over the world. It can lead to major environmental problems. But there are solutions – if the authorities are ready to take them on. Tons…

pollution

Committee to remove 43 religious structures on Buriganga

August 27, 2015 editorLead News, Water

The government has formed a high powered committee to remove 43 illegal religious structures and educational institutes from the bank of river Buriganga. “We have decided to remove all illegal structures from the bank of rivers guarding the capital. The…

water

Prehistoric dogs learned new tricks as climate changed

August 24, 2015 editorEnvironment

Man-made climate change is expected to have a “significant effect” on the wildlife of the planet. And, if fossil evidence is anything to go by, it could seriously alter the course of evolution.The hunting habits of the wolf – ancestor…

Environment

Mobilise people, force Govt to act against river linking: IFC meeting told

August 23, 2015August 24, 2015 editorLead News, Water

The need for greater awareness and mass mobilisation to create pressure on the government for preventing the transfer of Brahmaputra water to India’s south through the river interlinking project was emphasised at a largely attended opinion exchange meeting in Dhaka…

water

Wild Sumatran rhino extinct in Malaysia

August 20, 2015 editorEnvironment

Driven by poaching, the Sumatran rhinoceros is now extinct in the wild in Malaysia, says a study by leading scientists and experts in the field of rhino conservation.The survival of the Sumatran rhino, earlier found across most of Southeast Asia,…

Environment

Arum farming gains momentum in Rajshahi region

August 16, 2015 editorAgriculture, Biodiversity, Environment

In the wake of gradually increasing demand and lucrative market price, cultivation of arum has brought smiles on the faces of farmers in Rajshahi region including its vast Barind tract as they are getting good profit by cultivating it on…

agriculture

One killed, 5 bullet hit in Khshtia AL-factional fight

August 15, 2015 editorCrime, Urban issues

A local activist of Jubo League was killed and five other people suffered bullet injuries during a clash between two factions of Awami League over joining a mourning day rally at Milpara in the district town on Saturday. The deceased…

T-Aus paddy harvest completed in Gaibandha

August 12, 2015 editorAgriculture, Biodiversity, Environment

Harvesting of T-Aus paddy of the current season has been completed in the district in the first week of the current month amid much enthusiasm.

agriculture

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