Durbar Bagerhat

Confronting the Inferno: Deciphering the Impact of Extreme Heat in Bangladesh Introduction : The escalating issue of extreme heat is a global concern, and Bangladesh is significantly affected by this phenomenon. With temperatures reaching record-breaking highs, the nation is wrestling with the detrimental consequences of heatwaves, which pose substantial threats to public health, agriculture, and the economy. This blog aims to explore the origins, effects, and potential countermeasures to the searing temperatures plaguing Bangladesh. Origins of Extreme Heat : Bangladesh’s geographical position, sandwiched between the Bay of Bengal and the Indian subcontinent, subjects it to severe heatwaves intensified by climate change. Accelerated urbanization and deforestation contribute to the urban heat island effect, which traps heat and elevates temperatures in urban areas like Dhaka and Chittagong. Moreover, global warming intensifies weather extremes, resulting in extended duration

A Call to Action: Celebrating National Sundarbans Day Every February 14th,  a vital yet often overlooked celebration takes place amidst the customary Valentine’s Day festivities: National Sundarbans Day. This day honors the world’s largest mangrove forest, a magnificent ecosystem crucial to our planet’s health and prosperity. A Geographic Marvel: Encompassing 10,000 square kilometers across Bangladesh and India, the Sundarbans stand as a testament to nature’s resilience. Its intricate network of mangrove forests forms a natural barrier against storms and cyclones, while filtering water, nurturing marine life, and providing countless communities with essential resources. The Sundarbans are home to a rich tapestry of biodiversity, including the iconic Royal Bengal tiger, making it a vital ecological treasure trove. Facing Peril: Despite its grandeur, the Sundarbans face growing threats. Climate change and rising sea levels imperil its delicate balance, while deforestation, pollution, and