Most of the companies prefer to cite some paragraphs from their ‘climate policy’, which are already available on their website along with photos of soothing greenery or deep blue horizon to the Ocean.
Environmental management of shipping and navigation in the world’s largest mangrove forest
From observations throughout the year, one of the important findings was that, not only the ‘approved’ routes, domestic and trans-boundary vessels are using almost all navigable waterways in the forest.
Flying crabs: Notes on Bangladesh’s export oriented mud crab fishery
When I first visited the area in 2008, it had only six crab buying house operating seasonally. Now, there are thirty at least, open all year round.
Five ideas for Blue start-ups
Challenges to the marine environment and local livelihoods can be turned into potential economic opportunities, and sustainably addressed at the same time.
Bangladesh’s southernmost community hopes there are more fish in the sea
When approaching the sea through Bangladesh’s southernmost locality Teknaf, stories of desperate people in a densely populated coast will gradually unveil themselves before you. You’ll pass through water and soil salty enough for no agriculture, you’ll meet communities taking boat journeys across the ocean for a ‘paying job’ and finally the hilly roads will take you the Bay of Bengal where the fish are disappearing.
