#bangladesh

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Here's why garment factory workers in Bangladesh are striking: Take a woman working a 12-hour shift in a textile factory in Bangladesh. During her shift she sews more than 150-200 t-shirts for Zara, Levis, Walmart and H&M. Her pay for the entire day? Less than $5. H&M takes those shirts and sells them to European consumers for more than €20 each. That's over €4,000 in retail value. Generated by her hands. In a single day. H&M runs massive ad campaigns in Europe talking about "conscious" fashion and "sustainability." But there's nothing sustainable about a system that uses their workers up like a cheap commodity. This is why Bangladeshi workers are shutting down garment factories all over the country. They aren't just asking for a few extra cents. They are striking for the right to be treated like human beings. #H&M #Walmart #CheapFashion #Bangladesh
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#health #Bangladesh Climate-health burden hits $20.7 billion a year: Report Heat exposure costs Bangladesh $15.8b in lost working hours, while climate-sensitive health risks strain households and public services https://www.daily-sun.com/health/906018/climate-health-burden-hits-20-7-billion-a-year-report #ClimateChange #UpheavalClimate #ClimateInstability #ClimateReversal #MassAtrocity #pollution #ecology #environment #climate
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Hi Mastodon. We're a small eco resort at the quiet southern end of Saint Martin's Island, Bangladesh's only coral island, a short walk from Chera Dip. Wooden cottages on stilts, a few tents near the beach, solar panels on site and a lot of stars at night. We'll post island tips here: tides, ship tickets, the rules that protect the coral. Ask us anything about Saint Martin. https://elmarena.com/en/ #Introduction #SaintMartin #Bangladesh #EcoTourism #SlowTravel
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#Bangladesh Bangladesh could face mounting risks to its coast, freshwater resources and energy security as new climate research warns that some impacts of global warming are already irreversible and that the choices made today will determine the scale of future damage. The warning comes from the 10 New Insights in Climate Science 2026/2027, a synthesis of the latest climate research by Future Earth, The Earth League and the World Climate Research Programme https://observerbd.com/news/599533 #climate
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#Bangladesh Climate shocks hit salt production, push prices up 50% Jobaer Chowdhury 6–8 minutes Bangladesh's salt industry is increasingly disrupted by erratic weather linked to climate change, with heavy rainfall, prolonged cloudy conditions, and extreme heat affecting production in the country's coastal salt fields https://www.tbsnews.net/economy/climate-shocks-hit-salt-production-push-prices-50-1553886 #ClimateChange #UpheavalClimate #ClimateInstability #ClimateReversal #MassAtrocity #pollution #ecology #environment #climate
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Il Fatto Quotidiano: Cade un albero in Piazza Risorgimento a Milano, tre persone ferite. L’intervento dei vigili del fuoco Un grosso ramo di un albero è caduto in Piazza Risorgimento a Milano poco prima delle 10 di lunedì mattina. Tre persone sono rimaste coinvolte nell’incidente e sono state portati in ospedale per accertamenti. Si tratta di un ragazzo di 21 anni, ferito in modo lieve, una ragazza di 20 anni e un 41enne originario del Bangladesh che verserebbe in condizioni più critiche rispetto agli altri due. I vigili del fuoco di Benedetto Marcello giunti sul posto hanno rimosso il grosso ramo e hanno messo in sicurezza l’area. Sul posto c’è anche la polizia locale, mentre sono in corso i rilievi per chiarire la causa del crollo. I pompieri stanno procedendo alla rimozione dell’albero, tagliando progressivamente i rami per liberare l’area e consentire la messa in sicurezza. Sono in corso accertamenti per chiarire le cause del crollo. Lo scorso weekend a causa del maltempo che ha interessato la Lombardia, i Vigili del fuoco hanno effettuato complessivamente 195 interventi. L'articolo Cade un albero in Piazza Risorgimento a Milano, tre persone ferite. L’intervento dei vigili del fuoco proviene da Il Fatto Quotidiano. A tree fell in Piazza Risorgimento in Milan, three people injured. The fire department responded. A large branch from a tree fell in Piazza Risorgimento in Milan shortly before 10:00 AM on Monday morning. Three people were involved in the accident and were taken to hospital for checks. They are a 21-year-old man, with minor injuries, a 20-year-old woman, and a 41-year-old man originally from Bangladesh who is in more critical condition than the other two. Firefighters from Benedetto Marcello who arrived on the scene removed the large branch and secured the area. Local police are also at the scene, and investigations are underway to determine the cause of the collapse. The firefighters are proceeding with the removal of the tree, progressively cutting off branches to clear the area and allow for safety measures. Investigations are ongoing to clarify the causes of the collapse. Over the past weekend, due to the bad weather that affected Lombardy, the Fire Department carried out a total of 195 interventions. The article "A Tree Falls in Piazza Risorgimento in Milan, Three People Injured." The fire department intervention is from Il Fatto Quotidiano. #PiazzaRisorgimento #Milan #Bangladesh #BenedettoMarcello #Lombardy #theFireDepartment #ATreeFalls #IlFattoQuotidiano
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#women #Bangladesh These conditions are not accidental by-products of climate change; they are structured outcomes of an economic model that externalises both ecological and reproductive costs. The global economy continues to operate on the fiction that natural resources and care work are inexhaustible and, crucially, free https://www.newagebd.net/post/opinion/295209/articlelist/94/articlelist/142/articlelist/96/articlelist/112/new-age-business-magazine #ClimateChange #UpheavalClimate #ClimateInstability #ClimateReversal #MassAtrocity #pollution #ecology #environment #climate
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