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Biswas Karabi Farhana

Dhaka air most polluted in the world this morning

Ozone: An emerging air pollutant in Dhaka City

The fact depicted by recent global surveys that Dhaka is the second most air-polluted capital city of the world is surely not delighting for anyone. Several sporadic scientific studies were carried out in the last 25 years to characterise the composition of air pollutants of Dhaka city.
22 June 2019, 18:00 PM
waste source.jpg

Waste as a source of comfort, entertainment and education

Can garbage make our life comfortable? Can rubbish possibly educate or entertain us? Dear reader, if you wish to get an answer to these bizarre questions, let me take you to the centre of a furnace, where temperature reaches as high as 850 degrees Celsius. It may not sound like the most pleasant destination, but I promise, you will not be disappointed at the end of this journey!
15 May 2019, 18:00 PM
Dhaka air most polluted in the world this morning

Ozone: An emerging air pollutant in Dhaka City

The fact depicted by recent global surveys that Dhaka is the second most air-polluted capital city of the world is surely not delighting for anyone. Several sporadic scientific studies were carried out in the last 25 years to characterise the composition of air pollutants of Dhaka city.
22 June 2019, 18:00 PM
waste source.jpg

Waste as a source of comfort, entertainment and education

Can garbage make our life comfortable? Can rubbish possibly educate or entertain us? Dear reader, if you wish to get an answer to these bizarre questions, let me take you to the centre of a furnace, where temperature reaches as high as 850 degrees Celsius. It may not sound like the most pleasant destination, but I promise, you will not be disappointed at the end of this journey!
15 May 2019, 18:00 PM
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