Green

Turning the tide: Bangladesh shipbreaking sheds hazardous past for green future
Economy

Turning the tide: Bangladesh shipbreaking sheds hazardous past for green future

All operating yards must adhere to IMO protocols under the Hong Kong International Convention

Representational image. Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Tk93.51cr project launched for green railway development

Dhaka stocks close green 
Stocks

Dhaka stocks close green 

The watery areas and forests on the banks of re-mined reservoirs are now enchanted with the chirping of the guest birds and rare species creating spectacular scenes to attract everyone. Photo: BSS
Environment

Re-excavation of extinct reservoirs improving environment, biodiversity in northern region

Illustration: TBS
Supplement

Reduce, reuse, recycle, repeat: The art of green living

Investors worried as govt plans to scrap 31 green energy proposals
Energy

Investors worried as govt plans to scrap 31 green energy proposals

Sketch: TBS
Thoughts

Why urban greenery is vital to Bangladesh's sustainability

Mohammad Kamrul Hasan. Sketch: TBS
Thoughts

Scaling up, adding value: A roadmap for Bangladesh's agro-based industries

Electoral posters in Mohammadpur. Photo: TBS/ Rajib Dhar
Politics

EC bans use of plastic, polythene in campaign leaflets, banners

Bangladesh Ship Breakers and Recyclers Association during the 40th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the association held at a local hotel in the port city on Thursday (9 November). Photo: TBS
Bangladesh

Bangladesh Ship Breakers and Recyclers Association for turning all shipyards into green yards

Representational Image. TBS Illustration
Environment

Massive investment in green infrastructures needed for safer environment: Experts

Inside the efficient world of Dhaka's green offices
Habitat

Inside the efficient world of Dhaka's green offices

Photo: Courtesy
Corporates

Green Plant Club organises IUB Green Genius season 4