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The Magic of Mangroves: How Forests Safeguard Aquatic Ecosystems
Mangrove habitats are some of the world’s most productive and biologically complex ecosystems that exist at the boundary between land and...
Era Robbani
Oct 66 min read


Kraken: The Mythical Sea Monster of Northern Legends
The Kraken: when myth encounters science The Kraken is a fabled sea monster most famously of Norse and Scandinavian origin typically a...
Najifa Alam Torsa
Oct 61 min read


The Milestone Tragedy: How Negligence in Aviation and Urban Planning Led to a National Catastrophe
It was like any other day in July, scorching hot in Dhaka, Bangladesh. A schoolyard was just about to fill with the noisy chatting of...
Alkuma Rumi
Oct 68 min read


Women of the Waves: Female Activists Leading Movements for the Ocean and Earth
The group of activists we often ignore in a patriarchal society, are the ones working relentlessly for the earth – the women...
Era Robbani
Oct 64 min read


The Incredible Story of Aquatic Life Through Time
Anomalocaris Button Imagine this: You're sitting in the heart of a time machine—your seat is soft, the buttons glowing with an inviting...
Tonmay Saha
Oct 56 min read


Cultivating Resilience: Rooftop Gardening in a Rapidly Urbanizing World
Cities are growing at unprecedented rates: more crowded buildings, increased pavement, strained infrastructures, and overburdened food...
Najifa Alam Torsa
Oct 56 min read


Rethinking Urban Growth: Sustainability in South Asian Megacities
“By 2030, reduce the adverse per capita environmental impact of cities, including by paying special attention to air quality and...
Nazmunnaher Nipa
Oct 59 min read


The Lifecycle of Plastics: A Global Threat to Women’s Health
On 30 January 2025, at the Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine’s (SMFM) annual meeting in the United States, a study revealed that...
Alkuma Rumi
Oct 55 min read


Consumer Cities and the Loss of Nature: WALL-E’s Urban Lesson
WALL-E is a gentle, word-averse animated movie about a little trash-compacting robot remaining to tidy up an abandoned Earth. Beautiful...
Najifa Alam Torsa
Oct 52 min read


Agenda for Urgently Cooling Cities of Bangladesh
1. Introduction Rapid urbanization in Bangladesh has resulted in densely built environments with impermeable surfaces and limited...
Dr. Md Nazirul Islam Sarker
Oct 55 min read


Sustainable Food Production
The Food Food today is produced using technologies that are not sustainable. This document details new methods of producing food which...
Nicole Haragutchi
Oct 55 min read


Greening the Desk: From Paper Trails to Climate Goals
Climate change is a natural phenomenon. It is inevitable that nature will change and rehabilitate itself on its own with its...
Rumana Sharmin, Meraz Ahmed & Md. Amran Hossain
Oct 54 min read


The Forgotten River Koimet
The silver currents danced over smooth stones, birds chirped in the trees, and frogs croaked in the reeds. Upstream, the water roared as...
Sheila Jepkoech
Oct 53 min read


Cities Under Pressure: Applying the Natural Rights Index to Guide Urban Sustainability
Urban sustainability has emerged as a dominant framework for designing and evaluating city environments. But is it a genuine solution to...
M. Zakir Hossain Khan and Zainab Khan Roza
Oct 55 min read


The Voice of Water: Industry versus Life
Critical narrative about a development project in the RMG sector in Bangladesh “Ecological transition”? New catchword, new checkbox in...
Cynthia Mela
Oct 56 min read


Invisible Cities: The Global Air Quality Crisis and the Hidden Risks We Breathe
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...
Tahsin Tabassum
Oct 54 min read


Oceans in Transition: The Journey of Earth's Changing Oceans
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
Nature insights Desk
Oct 15 min read


INC‑5.2: Defining the Future of the Global Plastics Treaty
The global effort to create a plastics treaty is like a story with a crucial and uncertain ending. All the characters are in a room in...
Zainab Khan Roza
Sep 293 min read


Blue (2017)
Director: Karina Holden Genre: Environmental Documentary BLUE takes you on a powerful journey into the ocean’s depths, capturing this...
Zainab Khan Roza
Sep 291 min read


The Tale of Planktons: A Small Micros with a Big Job
Luci , a Zooplankton Welcome back, eco-enthusiasts! Today’s episode comes live from somewhere in the sunlit zone of the ocean, where the...
Zainab Khan Roza
Sep 293 min read


Sea You Never: Plastic’s Vacation Is Forever
– A shiny material with a dirty legacy Nature Insights is here in the Pacific Ocean, where all the plastic we’ve tossed out is having...
Zainab Khan Roza
Sep 294 min read


Yale Student Environmental Coalition: Driving Change Through Student Action
For nearly four decades, the Yale Student Environmental Coalition (YSEC) has stood at the forefront of student-led environmental...
Tahsin Tabassum
Sep 292 min read


The Grand Tour of Forgotten Sustainable Cities
A darkly funny travelogue through myth, archaeology, and the present tense of bad decisions. Prologue: Welcome aboard Time Machine...
Tonmay Saha
Sep 297 min read


Climate Anxiety: The Inuit Struggle to Stay Cool in a Warming Arctic
When we talk about climate anxiety—that gnawing dread that the Earth is slowly ghosting humanity—it’s not just eco-conscious Gen Z folks...
Andrea Dekrout
Sep 253 min read
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