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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Manikganj activists demand ban on paraquat, hazardous pesticides

Speakers urged stronger market monitoring, farmer awareness and support...

Asia-Pacific MPs call for universal health, climate and AI action

The Phnom Penh Communiqué puts equity, financing and safeguards...

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

As temperatures rise, workers are losing working hours and...

Bangladesh plans to save 25 crore trees nationwide over five years

Officials said sapling care, household planting, school participation and...

Indigenous knowledge helps protect nature’s remaining strongholds

A six-continent study documents how cultural rules, sacred sites...

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

West Bengal’s state animal is losing wetland habitats as...
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Climate change and extreme weather shift butterfly ranges worldwide

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

Forest officials seize 70kg of venison, two deer heads in Sundarbans

The Forest Department filed a case under the Forest...

Industrial rooftop solar drives Bangladesh distributed energy growth

IEEFA says Bangladesh can expand distributed energy resources through...

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

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

Bangladesh urges social movement for environmental protection, puts youth at the heart

Speakers at BRAC University urged stronger partnerships, climate finance...

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

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

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Cox’s Bazar project allots flats to 730 more displaced families

The Khurushkul housing scheme combines permanent flats, disaster shelters,...

Climate Bridge Fund invites NGO proposals for urban climate resilience

The funding call targets innovative, locally led adaptation projects...

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...

A community discussion on women, environment, ecofeminism and ecopreneurship in Sitakunda

A community visit highlighted nurseries, sapling planting and mangrove...

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

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