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

Coastal communities are bringing rice, vegetables and freshwater fish back to landscapes long dominated by black tiger shrimp. Blocked canals and disputed land are...

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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...

235 students join climate literacy workshop in Bangladesh school

Students pledged to plant trees, reduce plastic use and...

Budapest hits record 41.1C as heat strains water and nuclear power

Record heat has forced emergency water deliveries, curbs across...

High Court halts road work in Maheskhali reserve forest

BELA’s petition challenges LGED’s forest road initiative, citing missing...

Illegal Duari nets worth Tk 3 lakh seized in Magura operation

The enforcement drive underscored growing concerns over destructive fishing...
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Protected Bengal monitor lizard rescued from Dhaka

Rescuers say fear and shrinking urban habitats are pushing...

Caretaker, guard held over theft of caged deer from Barishal Durgasagar

The disappearance reduced the deer population at the historic...

Bangladesh seeks Myanmar gas pipeline deal to boost regional energy cooperation

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

Bangladesh’s coastal coal plant faces scrutiny over pollution risks

Communities near Barguna’s 307MW coal plant report health problems...

Asian University for Women to host environment and climate conference

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

Youths form human chain in Shariatpur demanding climate action now

Young campaigners highlighted the linked threats of toxic lead...

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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...

The death of a river: The impending Teesta catastrophe

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

Save rivers now or face future generations, PM warns as Bangladesh steps up fight against pollution

Senior officials reviewed the worsening condition of rivers around...

Climate finance empowers Kenya’s women dairy farmers

A Nairobi workshop explored how digital records, cooperative data,...