Climate change doubled likelihood of Canada fire conditions, study says

Scientists say climate change has made Canada’s extreme fire weather twice as likely, challenging claims that forest mismanagement drove the crisis. Human-caused climate change doubled...

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Government’s complicated laws are hindering forest enterprises in Nepal: Thakur Bhandari

FECOFUN chair Thakur Bhandari says legal barriers keep community...

Asian University for Women to host environment and climate conference

The programme pairs international climate science discussions with research...

Climate change and extreme weather shift butterfly ranges worldwide

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

US appeals court halts Trump’s move to cancel clean energy grants

Judges reinstated an earlier order protecting Greenhouse Gas Reduction...

Cultural ‘pot gaan’ campaign in Netrokona promotes nature protection

The folk performance spotlighted threats to rivers, local seeds...

Teletalk under fire for unauthorised tower work in Chattogram forest

Forest officials halted Teletalk’s tower project after discovering construction...
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Nepal’s wild tiger population rises to 429 in latest national census

The four-year census shows gains across most tiger habitats,...

Government pledges stronger protection for Sundarbans tigers and habitat

Bangladesh says community participation, stronger wildlife enforcement and habitat...

Bangladesh’s power privatisation push raises fears over tariffs, access and public control

Experts warn that privatising electricity distribution without strong regulation...

UK firm proposes $2bn investment in Bangladesh AI data centre plan

The proposed facility would combine high-performance computing, Bengali-language AI...

The Climate Watch named media partner for ICECA 2026 climate event

The partnership will extend coverage of ICECA 2026 discussions,...

Nature-based solutions key to protecting coastal livelihoods: Bangladesh state minister

The workshop brought together government officials and conservation experts...

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Faridpur villagers demand removal of dredger as river erosion worsens

Residents of Amir-Khan Kandi village formed a human chain,...

Climate-displaced children find new hope through skills training

Vocational training is helping climate-displaced children in Chattogram and...

The death of a river: The impending Teesta catastrophe

Framing the Teesta as a shared ecological system rather...

Bangladesh restricts tourist boats to protect Tanguar Haor wetland

New environmental regulations require tourist boats to register, improve...

Jhalakathi students explore youth-led solutions to climate conflicts

The workshop used discussions, games and problem-solving activities to...