Extreme Heat Costs Bangladesh’s Informal Workers $6.22 Billion a Year

As temperatures rise, workers are losing working hours and income while facing growing risks of heat exhaustion, kidney disease and other health problems. Researchers...

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Bangladesh minister says Padma barrage approved, Teesta plan soon

The government links major water infrastructure plans to regional...

Kenyan students win top science awards with AI drought warning system

Young innovators from Kenya’s drought-prone counties secured the top...

Dhaka tree drive puts focus on long-term care to keep trees alive

Dhaka’s Kamrangirchar tree drive prioritises survival, with students and...

Bangladesh minister says coastal communities face highest climate risk

A 15-day tree-planting campaign and fair in Barishal is...

India MP demands national conservation plan as Fishing Cat faces growing survival threat

West Bengal’s state animal is losing wetland habitats as...

Climate change puts familiar Jungle babbler under growing pressure

As climate stress reshapes vegetation and insect availability, researchers...
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Climate change and extreme weather shift butterfly ranges worldwide

Researchers say butterflies are emerging as sensitive indicators of...

Environment laws must be strictly enforced to protect biodiversity, expert says

A zoology professor warns that habitat loss, forest fragmentation,...

Kathmandu to restart Teku waste-to-energy plant within two months

The revived Teku project will use biodegradable waste to...

PM orders solar panels at key Bangladesh government buildings

Officials and local manufacturers discussed rooftop solar models, incentives...

The Bird on the old note

As urban growth reshapes courtyards, campuses and residential streets,...

Climate justice conference in Bangladesh calls for inclusive governance

ICECA2026 brought scientists, policymakers and students together to examine...

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Global climate-conflict health report has clear implications for Bangladesh

The GCHA report offers a global warning, but Cox’s...

Bangladesh, IOM sign €1.25 million project to address climate displacement in South Asia

Backed by €1.25 million in EU funding, the three-year...

Climate finance after Bonn: Why Bangladesh must prepare for a more competitive future

As global competition for climate investment intensifies, Bangladesh must...

The right to remain should be central to climate displacement policy, says NRLG proposal

Drawing on recent research and global policy frameworks, the...

Assam seeks to cut Kaziranga eco-sensitive zone from 10 km to 1 km

Formal demarcation of the Kaziranga eco-sensitive zone is expected...

Climate change doubled likelihood of Canada fire conditions, study says

Scientists say climate change has made Canada’s extreme fire...