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SIDS4 Conference: Foreign minister calls for robust international action
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SIDS4 Conference: Foreign minister calls for robust international action

Bangladesh has made a call for urgent and robust international action on climate change, emphasising the critical need to bolster support for small island nations in their resilience-building efforts.

Heatwave affects Bangladesh's nature, livelihood
Heatwave affects Bangladesh's nature, livelihood

Environment and Climate

Heatwave affects Bangladesh's nature, livelihood

Due to climate change, the Earth has now entered a phase of intense heat. Last year was the hottest ones in the recorded history. This year expected to be less hot. However, there are no signs of that happening. Instead, records are being broken, and 2024 is shaping up to be yet another record-breaking year in terms of heat.

Death toll rises to 36 after road collapse in south China
Death toll rises to 36 after road collapse in south China

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Death toll rises to 36 after road collapse in south China

The death toll from a highway collapse in southern China has risen to 36, state media said Thursday.

How La Niña and El Niño change earth's temperature
How La Niña and El Niño change earth's temperature

Environment and Climate

How La Niña and El Niño change earth's temperature

Various climate-related disasters such as floods, droughts, and cyclones are quite natural phenomena. However, it seems that these disasters are becoming more severe over time. There is now excessive rainfall during the rainy season, leading to sudden floods. Recently, we have witnessed sudden floods in Dubai due to excessive rainfall, and in June 2022, the Sylhet region experienced severe flooding.

PM calls for using war expenditure to combat climate impacts
PM calls for using war expenditure to combat climate impacts

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PM calls for using war expenditure to combat climate impacts

Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today (April 22) stressed the need for expending money used in the war to protect the world, placing six proposals to face the adverse impact of the climate change to build a beautiful world for future generation.

Drinkable water crisis escalating in coastal areas
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Drinkable water crisis escalating in coastal areas

The impact of climate change has resulted in the scarcity of clean water becoming a major issue. Especially in the southern region of the country, its effects are more pronounced. The groundwater level is steadily decreasing here, leading to the necessity of deep tube well installation.

BBS to assess financial value of oxygen, water consumption
Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics

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BBS to assess financial value of oxygen, water consumption

In order to figure out the matter, the BBS is creating National Resource Accounts (NRA). This information was revealed at the opening ceremony of a seminar held at the Agargaon Auditorium in the capital on Thursday (April 18).

PM urges to find new markets for jute products
 Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina

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PM urges to find new markets for jute products

Observing that as a result of climate change, the opportunity to use jute as an environment-friendly product has increased, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has urged to increase the production of jute-made goods and to find new markets for jute-made goods.

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