February 12, 2026
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An illegal lead factory ravages farmland in Savar area

An illegal lead-acid battery factory in Savar is destroying farmland, crops and livelihoods, raising alarm over food security, public health risks and weak environmental...

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G-TEV elects new executive at AGM in Chattogram

Green Technical Education and Volunteering held its AGM in...

EU joins Canada Switzerland to back Nagorikota SDGs

The EU has joined Canada and Switzerland to support...

Khulna hosts workshop on climate resilience strategy

A capacity-building workshop in Khulna brought together officials, experts...

Journalists trained on coastal climate reporting in Mongla

A workshop in Mongla equipped journalists with skills in...

Youth urge united action to protect Barind biodiversity

At a Rajshahi meeting, youth groups warned that unplanned...

Jhenaidah farmer revives 10 disappearing rice types

In Jhenaidah, farmer Md Sohel Rana is reviving 10...

Crime

Sundarbans awareness event sparks habitat pressure fears

An awareness programme held deep inside Bangladesh’s Sundarbans has...

Endangered porcupine rescued from Faridpur construction

A protected porcupine fell into a pit at a...

Bangladesh interim govt faces scrutiny over energy plan

Bangladesh's interim government faces criticism as a long-term energy...

US battery breakthrough offers lessons for China’s grid

California’s grid batteries now replace peaker plants during peaks,...

Kushiyara erosion threatens key road in Sunamganj

Severe riverbank erosion in Jagannathpur, Sunamganj, has left a...

Bhola-Barishal bridge demand grows, river concerns rise

Bhola residents seek safer connectivity to Barishal, yet experts...
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China-origin fishing traps fuel Bangladesh wetland crisis

Activists warn that China-origin fishing traps and illegal practices...

Teesta runs dry as politics and water crisis grip north

With polls looming, Bangladesh’s Teesta River runs dry, deepening...