Features Written by Afsarul Karim The Global atmosphere has shifted dramatically over time. In the previous 650,000 years, there have been seven glacial advancement and retreat cycles, with the abrupt conclusion of the last ice age part of the launch of the climatic period – and human advancement. A substantial portion of these climatic changes…
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Climate Refugees: A Historical Overview of Its Development
Feature Written by Sreejon Shaker “Climate refugees” are the most terrible sufferers of climate change due to global warming and natural disasters. They face various contraventions to deal with natural disasters. However, this term can create complications because it does not exist in international law. People who cross an international border in “a fear of…
Sea Level Rise Vanishes Islands in the Bay of Bengal
Insights Written by Munem Shahriyar Global warming is a major issue in the current world. Because of it, the sea level rises every year. In the Bay of Bengal, the very same case is going on. The sea level rises approximately 8 mm yearly in the Bangladeshi coastal areas in the Bay of Bengal. Because…
Influential External and Internal Factors in Foreign Ecological Policy Making of Bangladesh
Feature Article Written by Umme Sayeda Introduction Bangladesh is the 5th most sensitive nation globally regarding natural disasters out of 171 countries. The 6th FYP systematically included degradation of the environment and climate change into the medium-term planning procedure, identifying particular nature conservation and climate change goals and methods. Simultaneously, climate change and the dangers…