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December 20, 2023
Sehlisiwe Sisanda finds that since building a wood-efficient kindle stove, twigs and kindle have provided enough energy to cook meals.
November 6, 2022
New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs
November 5, 2022
The Dhaka Edition of the World Press Photo Exhibition 2022 was inaugurated at Drik Gallery in the capital Friday to recognise and celebrate the best photojournalism and documentary produced last year around the world. Drik Picture Library, in partnership with the World Press Photo Foundation, organised and inaugurated the Exhibition 2022, which is being showcased as part of
November 4, 2022
New Age, a Dhaka-based leading English language daily newspaper, is a major source of news of Bangladesh and international affairs
October 7, 2022
Equating the end of all fossil fuel use with the net zero goal means that we donโt prioritize our reductions because โallโ fossil fuels are bad.
September 28, 2022
Forest degradation is accelerating rapidly, with global forest areas having declined by about 178 million (hectares) from 1990 to 2020.
April 14, 2022
Caixin Global provides the latest China news headlines on politics, economy, business and finance with insight and in-depth analysis.
April 14, 2022
Events - The 65th edition of the annual international exhibition World Press Photo can be visited this year between May and August. Present for the 11th
April 14, 2022
NatGeo's May issue is focused entirely on trees, critically endangered forests, their importance to the planet, and how to preserve them.
April 12, 2022
A selection of images from this yearโs World Press Photo 2022 contest, with regional as well as overall winners for the first time, supported by a regional judging process. Story of the year: Saving Forests with Fire Indigenous Australians strategically burn land in a practice known as cool bu