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Bangladesh hopes that US’s re-joining the global climate accord and re-prioritization of climate change issues will encourage other leading emitters to reduce global emissions and to make investment in clean energy. Bangladesh welcomes US rejoining Paris Climate Agreement

21 January 2021, DHAKA:  Bangladesh welcomes the new US President Joe...

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Whose river are you? Occupying the river fish enclosure! The administration is silent!

O A ABIR AKASH, LAKSHMIPUR: A mahal is fishing by...

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They also said a mild cold wave is likely to grip the country on Thursday or Friday while another may hit Bangladesh at the end of this month

Winter in Bangladesh not over yet, another cold wave coming

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In a report, the aid agency identified 15 of the most destructive climate disasters of the year - from wildfires to floods and storms and locust swarms - nine of which led to damage worth at least $5 billion each, based on insured losses.

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First study to use stable calcium and strontium isotopes to examine oceanic anoxic event

Volcanic eruptions directly triggered ocean acidification during Early Cretaceous

Speaking at the event, Dr. Momen appreciated support of the South Asian countries for the establishment of GCA’s regional office in Dhaka.

Foreign Minister calls for greater partnership for accelerating climate adaptation in South Asia

Sheikh Hasina said the global leadership must take bold decisions to reduce carbon emission to save life and precious resources.

PM for urgent unified global action to save planet

Nuclear plant to be a big breakthrough: FM

Dhaka maintains good friendship with India, China

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