As Dhaka burns, Bangladesh’s informal workers face a new climate survival crisis

Outdoor workers in Bangladesh’s capital are confronting longer heat exposure, weaker earnings and limited protections as the country debates a just transition for its...

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Finance minister, Danish ambassador discuss expanding economic cooperation

Discussions highlighted ongoing Denmark-Bangladesh cooperation in key development sectors,...

Nepal urged to turn climate crisis into green growth opportunity

Experts urged Nepal to embed climate action across economic...

Bangladesh media professionals discuss just energy transition in Dhaka

Experts and journalists examined how low-carbon transitions could affect...

Financial literacy training helps Bangladesh’s Manta fisherfolk strengthen climate resilience

The Barishal workshop linked financial inclusion with resilience, giving...

High Court seeks government response over protection of Chakaria Sundarbans

BELA challenged long-standing government actions affecting the Chakaria Sundarbans,...

Coastal voices push Sundarbans resilience at Bangladesh seminar

Grassroots testimonies highlighted how freshwater access, mangrove restoration, youth...
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Crime

Illegal China duari nets put Bangladesh haor biodiversity at risk

Campaigners in Madan say illegal fine-mesh nets are wiping...

Bangladesh wildlife rescuer Sitesh Ranjan Deb dies at 81 in Sreemangal

Revered for rescuing and rehabilitating injured wild animals over...

Faith leaders strengthen multifaith dialogue on Nigeria’s energy transition

The partnership seeks to unite Christian and Muslim leaders...

Philippine youth drive community clean energy push amid climate crisis

A three-day capacity-building programme connected young advocates with climate...

Denmark, Bangladesh discuss Dhaka water treatment project support

Denmark’s support for the Saidabad project highlights cooperation on...

Bangladesh moves Lead-Free Strategy to Combat Lead posioning, 8,800 Schools at Risk wans study

As Bangladesh advances a 2025–2035 lead-free roadmap, experts warn...

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Barishal slowly sinking as scientists warn of long-term flooding risk

A scientific study finds Barishal is gradually sinking due...

Harnessing the monsoon for sustainable agriculture in Bangladesh

Bangladesh’s monsoon sustains rice, jute, vegetables, fruits and fisheries,...

A greener frame: Building a sustainable future for Bangladesh’s film industry

Bangladesh’s growing film industry can reduce its environmental footprint...

Quebec, Ottawa agree to speed major environmental assessment process

The planned one-stop review system faces scrutiny from environmental...

UNESCO signs science partnerships to support small island states

The partnerships aim to help island institutions monitor ecosystems,...