COVID-19 shutdowns have many unintended climate benefits. With  economic activities brought to a halt accompanied by suspension of  most modes of transport, there has been a substantial impact in reducing GHGs (carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and other gases) emission. Pollution-m

The coronavirus (Covid-19) continues to wreak havoc on many countries. National lockdown strategy, as a panacea, has been adopted by all countries. This strategy imposed a plethora of Covid-19 protecting measures (such as border closures, restrictions of movement, closures of restaurants, community

Coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on many countries. Nationwide lockdowns have already been imposed in Italy, Spain, France and India, among others. Some experts state national lockdown as a "panacea" for preventing coronavirus (Covid-19). However, when China shut down Wuhan-the epicentre of the

The coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis continues to increasingly unfold across the globe. A group of researchers said that if the number of cases continues to double every three days, there would be about a hundred million cases in the USA alone by May this year. The COVID-19 outbreak cannot be stopped

The coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis continues to unfold across the globe as the World Health Organisation (WHO) declares COVID-19 disease to be a pandemic. The latest economic cost and consequence of the coronavirus outbreak is climbing across China, European countries, and beyond. The global econ

In the context of declaring a planetary emergency, many proponents are advocating for developing a greener world that can serve the dual purposes of reducing GHG (greenhouse  gas) emissions and increasing their capture. Scientists, frequently encounter questions, inter alia, how more cities ca

The Digital Revolution, including technologies such as artificial intelligence, 3D-printing, virtual reality, and the Internet of Things, has received renewed attention for its entirely new and enhanced capacities. Digital technologies have emerged as a significant force for transformative change a

Climate change is a significant threat to Bangladesh's aspirations to ensure food security, poverty alleviation, and sustainable development. Agriculture is the most climate-sensitive sector. Unequivocal proofs demonstrate that coastal agriculture is vulnerable to increasing salinity, sea level ris