Nine workers killed in toxic gas leak at Bangladesh shipbreaking yard

The tragedy has raised fresh questions over workplace safety, regulatory compliance and oversight at Sitakunda’s shipbreaking yards. Nine workers were killed after toxic gas spread...

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AUW Green Bangle Project plants 500 moringa saplings in campus sustainability drive

Student interns raised the Moringa saplings at AUW’s Green...

ADB plans up to $5b in support for Bangladesh growth over five years

The IGND initiative places Chattogram at the centre of...

Sahel water reserves rebound as stronger monsoons recharge aquifers  

Scientists say rising groundwater, revived wadis and an expanding...

Europe sees hottest June and July on record amid drought, wildfires

Western Europe’s record heat has deepened drought, lowered river...

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,...

PM orders solar panels at key Bangladesh government buildings

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

Bangladesh seeks Myanmar gas pipeline deal to boost regional energy cooperation

Officials say the proposal will need technical, financial and...

Bangladesh village distributes local gourd seeds to 300 women farmers

A village-led seed preservation system is helping restore farmers’...

Bangladesh minister visits protected forest in Teknaf, plants sapling

The government plans to plant 2.7 million saplings in...

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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...

Who controls the water? Satkhira’s freshwater revival divides farmers environment

Coastal communities are bringing rice, vegetables and freshwater fish...

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

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