Every year, a day has been earmarked for observing as “Zero Emissions Day” with the purpose of ‘giving our planet one day off a year’. This year it was observed worldwide on September 21 in a befitting manner.
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উপস্থিত ছিলেন বায়ুমন্ডলীয় দূষণ অধ্যয়ন কেন্দ্র (ক্যাপস) এর গবেষক ইঞ্জি. মারজিয়াত রহমান, পরিবেশ উদ্যোগ এর গবেষণা সমন্বয়ক ইঞ্জি. নাছির আহম্মেদ পাটোয়ারী, বারসিক এর প্রকল্প পরিচালক মো. কামরুজ্জামান সাগর, একশন এইড […]
Bangladesh has three wind energy projects functioning, two in progress, and seven in planning. The running projects are 1000 kW Capacity Wind Battery Hybrid Power Plant and another 1000 kW Capacity Wind Battery Hybrid Power Plant in Kutubdia Upazila of Cox’s Bazar and 0.9 MW Grid Connected Wind Turbine Power Plant at Mahuri Dam in Feni. Though wind energy is only viable in coastal, offshore, riverside, and other open areas with strong winds, a report on the renewables technical capacity by Coastal Development Partnership (CDP) funded by Bread for the World of Germany estimated the potential for wind energy is to be 150 GW. Therefore,there is a need for further investment in wind energy projects, including the development of appropriate technologies, grid integration, and policy frameworks to promote wind energy development.
On World Heritage Day, various cultural events and activities are organised in Bangladesh to promote the country’s heritage and raise awareness about the importance of preserving it. Schools and universities also participate in these activities to educate the younger generation about the country’s rich cultural heritage and the need to preserve it for future generations.
