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#climateaction #sustainability #allianceone #responsiblesourcing #growingabetterworld

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By Symum Islam
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At Alliance One, climate action means turning long-term commitments into practical, scalable solutions across our supply chain. In China, we support the conversion of traditional coal-fired tobacco curing barns to biomass, electric and other sustainable alternatives. By partnering with local stakeholders and farmers, this initiative has reduced reliance on coal, improved curing efficiency and lowered emissions while also helping farmers reduce operational costs.
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Evaluating the Performance and Prospects of Green Buildings in Bangladesh: A Case Study Approach

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By Symum Islam, Mansura Mahmud, Ali Fares, Atikur Rahman
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This version is not peer-reviewed. Md Symum Islam  *,Mansura Mahmud,Ali Fares,Atikur Rahman Md Symum Islam  *,Mansura Mahmud,Ali Fares,Atikur Rahman Submitted: 07 October 2025 You are already at the latest version Green building encompasses sustainable construction methods that reduce waste and energy consumption while integrating environmentally friendly practices, considering their impact on nature and human health.
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Development and Comparative Assessment of Tobacco Waste-Based Composts for Sustainable Agriculture

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By Atikur Rahman, Ali Fares, Mansura Mahmud, Symum Islam
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Submitted: 05 October 2025 You are already at the latest version The global demand for compost, produced through the bioconversion of organic waste into nutrient-rich soil amendments, is increasing due to the adverse environmental, health, and economic impacts of synthetic fertilizers. Compost use offers a cost-effective and sustainable alternative, improving soil fertility and long-term productivity.
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