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Cities are growing at unprecedented rates: more crowded buildings, increased pavement, strained infrastructures, and overburdened food...

“By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and...

On 30   January 2025, at the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine’s (SMFM) annual meeting in the United States, a study revealed that...

1. Introduction   Rapid urbanization in Bangladesh has resulted in densely built environments with impermeable surfaces and limited...

The Food  Food today is produced using technologies that are not sustainable. This document details new methods of producing food which...

Climate change is a natural phenomenon. It is inevitable that nature will change and rehabilitate itself on its own with its...

The silver currents danced over smooth stones, birds chirped in the trees, and frogs croaked in the reeds. Upstream, the water roared as...

Critical narrative about a development project in the RMG sector in Bangladesh “Ecological transition”? New catchword, new checkbox in...

On a humid morning in cities from Cairo to Jakarta, a silent hazard rises with the sun: a thin haze that drifts through open windows and...

The five oceans of the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, Southern, and Arctic continue to undergo history as the most dramatic evolution that is ever witnessed in the planet. Inspired by the earliest oceans to enable the earliest complexity of life to modern day oceans struggling with unprecedented change, oceanic systems have weathered geologic times, biological ingenuity, and now human impact. The Deep Past: Genesis of Current Marine Life The formation of oceans started a couple o

The urban heat island (UHI) effect, a phenomenon where cities experience elevated temperatures relative to their rural surroundings, has...

What is Water Diplomacy?    Water diplomacy involves using diplomatic methods and strategies to resolve conflicts over water resources...

Prologue: The Awakening The first time I truly “saw” the Earth was when I interacted with kids during a nature safari at Mlango Moja...

A Boy in the Heat It is late July, and Dhaka feels like a city on fire. In a narrow lane of Sutrapur, twelve-year-old Rafiq tries to...

1. Cities at the Climate Crossroads From Babylon’s terraces to Tokyo’s mandates, elevated greenery has been symbolic—but inadequate. With...

How can we trust the promises made at COP if they come at the expense of the very ecosystem we are supposed to protect? In a move that...

When we think of volcanic eruptions, images of fiery explosions and rivers of molten rock might come to mind. But the largest volcanic...

The ocean. It covers over 70% of our planet, a vast, shimmering expanse that is the cradle of all known life and the engine driving...

As plastic waste chokes rivers, clogs drain, and contaminates food chains, Bangladesh - like many nations - has doubled down on banning...

Among Nepal’s vibrant Newar community, ancient rhythms still pulse through the city of Bhaktapur, echoing a reverence for water, earth,...