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Fair Electronics Achieved the Green Factory Award 2025

Fair Electronics, the proud manufacturer of mobile phone and consumer electronics of Hisense and Samsung in Bangladesh, has been awarded with the prestigious Green Factory Award 2025, presented by the Ministry of Labour and Employment, Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh. Mr. Mutassim Daiaan, Director of Fair Group received

Unilever Bangladesh Organizes Three-Day Workshop on Environmental Journalism for Youth in Chattogram

Unilever Bangladesh, one of the country’s leading fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies, recently organized a three-day workshop titled “Youth Journalism on Environment: A Focus on Plastic Waste Management” for aspiring young journalists in Chattogram. The workshop was held under Unilever Bangladesh’s plastic waste management initiative in partnership with Chattogram City

SURFING THE GREEN WAVE: THE BUSINESS OF SAVING OUR SEAS

The ocean has generally been overlooked in global climate policies, favouring more visible goals such as renewable energy and carbon emissions reduction. However, ocean-based solutions must be appropriately financed and are critical to the green transition. Following the 2024 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP29) in Baku, we have one

Affordable Sustainability Through Strategic Approach

A Shift Towards Sustainable Living Mina, a working mother in Dhaka, carefully chooses meals for her family, wanting quality as well as cost. She knows her purchases have an environmental impact but, more often than not, finds eco-friendly products more expensive. Like many other shoppers, she wonders why making conscientious purchasing selections often

Drill, Baby, Drill—But for Clean Energy This Time

While other renewable energy sources, such as solar and wind, have grown significantly in recent years, geothermal energy has become an afterthought. This renewable energy was left behind. So, why do its most ardent supporters claim that the furnace beneath our feet has the potential to power the entire world?

Agricultural Renaissance: The Role of Startups in Bangladesh’s Agricultural Evolution

Agriculture has long been a defining pillar of Bangladesh’s economy, shaping its identity and sustaining millions of livelihoods. At the time of independence, agriculture was a dominant contributor to the country’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP), accounting for nearly 60 percent. It provided employment to the majority of the population and

GROWING UP: WHY THE FUTURE OF FARMING POINTS UP

It’s no secret that the global population is snowballing. According to UN estimates, there will be 9.7 billion people on the planet by 2050. Consumption rises in tandem with population growth. Inadequate food production is one of the most urgent issues facing the globe today, and it is becoming worse.

Sustainability – Shaping Brands That Stand Out

Imagine you are walking into a superstore and picking up a product. How often do you stop and think, Where did this come from? How was it made? More and more people are asking these questions, and their answers are reshaping the future of brands. Sustainability isn’t just a “nice

From Emissions to Innovation: How Startups Are Tackling Carbon Recycling

With the ever-increasing impacts of climate change, reducing carbon emissions has become one of the most urgent global agendas. Human-induced activities have led to rising global temperatures, contributing to environmental devastation, altered ecological systems, changes in weather patterns, and disruptions to public health. In response, a growing number of startups

GOLD HYDROGEN: DIGGING FOR ANSWERS

Last year, while hunting for methane in the Lorraine Basin in northeast France, Professor Jacques Pironon’s team uncovered an unexpected finding. They discovered a massive hydrogen deposit around 3,000 meters underground. “It is what we call serendipity,” explains Professor Pironon, research director of France’s Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
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