Green Bangladesh

10/10/2016

A for a , how can that be?

01/08/2016

flickr.com থেকে Google এ পাওয়া গেছে

01/03/2014

16/03/2013

http://www.worldgreen.org/categoryblog/9237-survey-people-want-more-green-homes.html

A sustainability Social Network - World Green is to fundamentally transform the way we think about sustainability by providing a forum for sharing information and working together on green actions.

16/03/2013

http://www.worldgreen.org/?gclid=CLPXorz7gLYCFQub6wodYFQA_Q

A sustainability Social Network - World Green is to fundamentally transform the way we think about sustainability by providing a forum for sharing information and working together on green actions.

11/02/2013

http://www.eng-consult.com/projects.htm

where are all these funds going???

The on-site mitigation component will include interventions in rural areas and urban areas. Physical interventions in towns will include (a) installation of deep tubewells; (b) provision of hardware for rainwater harvesting and/or sanitation plants; and (c) expansion of distribution systems. For the...

11/02/2013

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change_in_Bangladesh

Climate change in Bangladesh is an extremely crucial issue and according to National Geographic, Bangladesh ranks first as the most vulnerable nation to the impacts of climate change in the coming decades.Bangladeshi Director Abul Basher Sohel (GAMSA Multimedia Production House)include this subject....

11/02/2013

one hand, one tree.... can save the world and make us free...........

09/02/2013

09/02/2013

03/02/2013

One Bright Idea
If you're going to do just one thing for the planet, make it the switch
to compact fluorescent light bulbs (CFLs). Although they cost several
times more upfront than regular incandescent light bulbs, they also last about 10 times longer, which means that for every CFL you screw in,
you'll be saving eight incandescent light bulbs from landfill purgatory.
Plus, you'll save some serious cash in the long run. Because CFLs use 75
percent less energy, swapping one incandescent bulb for a CFL reduces
carbon dioxide by 500 pounds a year; replacing 17 has the equivalent
effect of taking one car off the road for a year. Just remember to recycle spent bulbs responsibly - CFLs contain trace amounts of mercury, which although isn't enough to be hazardous to you, could
pose a problem in landfills when mercury from multiple bulbs leaches
into the ground.