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Food & Agriculture
Sustainable farming systems in Bangladesh and Japan receive global recognition
Sustainable farming systems in Bangladesh and Japan receive global recognition
4 December 2015
Water
Bangladesh seeks Indian cooperation to build $4 billion Ganges barrage
Bangladesh seeks Indian cooperation to build $4 billion Ganges barrage
23 November 2015
Energy
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Bangladesh fires up large-scale solar to boost power generation
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Carbon & Climate
Will climate change spark an Asian migrant crisis?
Will climate change spark an Asian migrant crisis?
25 September 2015
Carbon & Climate
Cheap, off-the-shelf technology cuts costly climate losses in Bangladesh
Cheap, off-the-shelf technology cuts costly climate losses in Bangladesh
18 September 2015
Policy & Finance
Bangladeshi Prime Minister wins UN environment prize for leadership on climate change
Bangladeshi Prime Minister wins UN environment prize for leadership on climate change
24 July 2015
Water
Textile plants are Dhaka’s water problem and also its solution
Textile plants are Dhaka’s water problem and also its solution
22 July 2015
Energy
Bangladesh powers ahead on off-grid solar
Bangladesh powers ahead on off-grid solar
20 July 2015
Water
Six years after cyclone, Bangladesh’s freshwater crisis intensifies
Six years after cyclone, Bangladesh’s freshwater crisis intensifies
22 June 2015
Energy
South-south collaboration fuels uptake in renewable energy
South-south collaboration fuels uptake in renewable energy
8 June 2015
Energy
Water shortages pose risks to Bangladesh’s first nuclear plant
Water shortages pose risks to Bangladesh’s first nuclear plant
2 June 2015
Corporate Responsibility
Bangladesh files murder charges in 2013 garment factory tragedy
Bangladesh files murder charges in 2013 garment factory tragedy
30 March 2015
Carbon & Climate
Eyes in the sky see seas rising alarmingly faster
Eyes in the sky see seas rising alarmingly faster
27 March 2015
Policy & Finance
Despite protests, Japan diverts funds earmarked to fight climate change to finance coal plants in India, Bangladesh
Despite protests, Japan diverts funds earmarked to fight climate change to finance coal plants in India, Bangladesh
13 March 2015
Energy
Norway may pull out investment from Rampal thermal plant
Norway may pull out investment from Rampal thermal plant
26 February 2015
Cities
Mercy Corps, Rockefeller climate resilience network looking for experts
Mercy Corps, Rockefeller climate resilience network looking for experts
16 February 2015
Policy & Finance
BB to launch $550m fund for green business
BB to launch $550m fund for green business
4 February 2015
Water
World has not woken up to water crisis caused by climate change - IPCC head
World has not woken up to water crisis caused by climate change - IPCC head
3 February 2015
Manufacturing
Bangladesh forms probe panel after 13 killed in factory fire
Bangladesh forms probe panel after 13 killed in factory fire
26 January 2015
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Bangladesh aims to be world's 'first solar nation'
Bangladesh aims to be world's 'first solar nation'
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