Large teak tree felled and stolen from Lawachara National Park
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Environment
Wildfires, heatwaves endanger air quality, health: UN
7 September 2026
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Environment
Star Interactive / Rivers erase land 5 times the size of Dhaka in 5 decades
6 September 2026
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Environment
'The flood is coming': How a Nepal principal saved 900 students
6 September 2026
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World
Nepali woman rescued alive from buried home 10 days after flood
5 September 2026
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World
Three floods in two months, and no time to recover
5 September 2026
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Natural Disaster
Rain likely across much of Bangladesh over next 24 hours
5 September 2026
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Weather
Malaysia declares haze emergency in Sarawak state on Borneo
4 September 2026
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Climate crisis
UN appeals for $50 million for Nepal flood victims
4 September 2026
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Climate crisis
Nepal flood losses estimated at $2.56 billion
4 September 2026
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Natural Disaster
5 dead, 40 missing in Yemen's Socotra after cyclone
Five people are killed and at least 40 missing on the Yemeni island of Socotra as Cyclone Mekunu pummelled the area before making its way to the Arabian Peninsula's southern coast.
26 May 2018
Unusual summer this year
Summers in Bangladesh are usually unforgiving as the mercury keeps on rising throughout the season, but not this time. This year, the summer is unusual, with relentless rains and thunderstorms dominating most part of the season from March to April.
24 May 2018
2 sportscar-sized satellites in orbit to measure Earth's water
A SpaceX rocket blasts off a duo of sports car-sized satellites built by the US and Germany to reveal changes in sea level rise, ice melt and drought on Earth.
23 May 2018
Dead whale washes ashore in Kuakata
A dead whale is washed ashore along Kuakata beach in Patuakhali.
19 May 2018
Volcanic activity pauses at Hawaii crater but more eruptions expected
Volcanic activity from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano pauses on Tuesday, authorities says, while warning that more outbreaks should be anticipated.
9 May 2018
Chinese scientists develop new material for water purification
Chinese scientists have come up with a new membrane material which can efficiently separate salt from water and has other water purification functions.
7 May 2018
Fresh quakes hit Hawaii after Kilauea volcano erupts
A series of fresh earthquakes, including a powerful magnitude 6.9, hit Hawaii's Big Island, where the Kilauea volcano has been spewing fountains of lava into residential areas and forcing hundreds to evacuate.
5 May 2018
116 killed as powerful storms ravage north India
Lightning strikes and powerful dust storms across India kills at least 116 people and injures more than 250 as meteorologists warned of more wild weather on the horizon.
3 May 2018
9 out of 10 people worldwide breathe polluted air: WHO
Nine out of 10 people breathe air containing high levels of pollutants, shows new data from the United Nations World Health Organization (WHO).
2 May 2018
9 ways to save yourself from lightning strikes
Measures taken timely can save many lives during a lightning storm. But it is very tough to recall the tips in the face of trouble therefore we need to drill ourselves to get familiar to these measures.
23 April 2018
‘Saline drip’ for a 700-year-old banyan tree in India
The world's second largest Banyan tree in Mahabubnagar district of India’s Telangana which is almost dying, is on ‘saline drip’ now as part of the rejuvenation.
21 April 2018
Ban on polythene: Punish rule violators, demand environmentalists
Environmentalists demand exemplary punishment for the people who are violating the law banning production and use of polythene.
21 April 2018
No harmful element found in Passur water at Harbaria point: DoE
A government scientist says that no harmful element has been found in the waters of Passur river at Harbaria point where a coal-laden vessel sank in the Sundarbans last Sunday.
18 April 2018
Bangladesh among other developing nations to study ways to curb climate change
Scientists in developing nations plan to step up research into dimming sunshine to curb climate change, hoping to judge if a man-made chemical sunshade would be less risky than a harmful rise in global temperatures.
4 April 2018
Bowhead whales not only singers, but avid composers too
How do bowhead whales in the unbroken darkness of the Arctic's polar winter keep busy during breeding season?
4 April 2018
Smoking elephant puzzles experts
Scientists are puzzled by a video showing an elephant apparently smoking.
27 March 2018
Harvest rainwater for development: PM
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urges all concerned to create reservoirs to harvest rainwater during monsoon to utilise it for the development of the country.
27 March 2018
Scientists to publish first-ever land health report
Scientists will publish the first-ever analysis of the global state of land and its ability to sustain a fast-growing human population that relies on it for 95 percent of all food.
26 March 2018
Species in decline worldwide, humans at risk
Human activity has driven animals and plants into decline in every region of the world, putting our own well-being at risk by over-harvesting and polluting, a comprehensive species survey warns.
24 March 2018
‘Four’easter’ pounds US East as Californians wary of mudslides
The US East’s fourth major snowstorm this month brings heavy snow, snarling flights and commuter travel, closing schools and triggering emergency declarations in several states.
22 March 2018