August 26, 2010
Flood-like situation is prevailing in north-east region of Bangladesh due to rising of water level in major rivers of the region.
Executive engineer of Flood Forecasting and Warning Centre Md Amirul Hossain said water level at some stations of the rivers was increasing alarmingly, which might deteriorate flood situation in the region.
He said normally flood occurred in the country, if water level of major rivers crosses danger marks to a great extent.
Amirul Hossain said there was a little possibility of flood in the central regions of the country as water level of the Padma River at Goalanda and Bhagyakul points was nearing danger mark. Read more...
August 22, 2010
Gabura, Satkhira, Bangladesh: It was 23rd May, 2009 cyclone AILA hit the south –west part of the country. Since then one year passed, but the misery and sufferings of Birds is still continuing.
It is very painful that due to extreme salinity the whole biodiversity is devastated and the animals life became threatened .Even after one year of Cyclone AILA the smart birds are still worried for their survival of the area. They are seeking places to build their nests. But green trees are tremendously decreasing. The island is becoming like a desert day by day. Read more...
August 15, 2010
The river Buriganga is about to die.
Leather industry in Bangladesh is one of the most profitable and significantly important sectors no doubt. It is the fourth largest foreign exchange earner of the country contributing about six per cent of total export earnings. At the first sight, it may be viewed as one of the most promising and contributing sectors in the economy. The economic benefit produced by the tannery industry to the economy as well to our society can be measured, but the damage made by this industry to the environment as well as to the society cannot be measured by any scale. Read more...
May 11, 2010
‘’The importance of individual action to celebrate World Environment Day, and how individual actions when multiplied can make a difference to the planet’’
Integrated community–led approach- A best way for protecting environment and species of the planet
1.At first we will have to do blame our self for making the planet risky for us. Secondly we will have to identify our activities through which we make our biodiversity unfriendly and alarming for us. Finally we must have to take a strong massive commitment at World Environment Day with specific action plan for a safer planet for all species. Read more...
May 6, 2010
Satkhira, Bangladesh: It was 23rd May, 2009 cyclone Aila hit the south –west part of the country. Since then one year passed, but the misery and sufferings of climate victims is still continuing. Thousands of victims are still staying on roadsides and broken embankment. Crises of drinking water became major issues of their living. Due to its lacking, many people are drinking contaminated water and fall into water born diseases. Read more...
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