Dhaka expected to experience scattered rain or thundershowers

Faridpur’s wetlands came alive in a flash of wings and water as a Bronze-winged Jacana lunged at an Indian Pond Heron, fiercely defending its vulnerable chicks hidden among the floating leaves.

Only 2,000 tourists per day will be allowed on the island, says tourism secretary

Earth has crossed 7 of 9 planetary boundaries, scientists warn

The powerful typhoon hits south China after killing 15 in Taiwan

Slams UN, but backs it '100%'

Another low pressure likely over east-central Bay this week

Yet, no post-mortems have ever been performed. Officials say absence of a local lab prevents autopsies

Hong Kong airport may shut for 36 hours as super typhoon nears

Effects of low pressure in North Bay being felt

Bangladesh Environmental Lawyers Association (BELA) yesterday served a legal notice on the government, asking it to immediately suspend all activities of the Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar highway improvement (Phase-II) project at Chunati Wildlife Sanctuary in order to properly protect its forests, wildlife, and biodiversity.

Millions unprepared as unplanned urbanisation leaves Dhaka most exposed to catastrophic losses

Vulnerable communities in Bangladesh are taking the lead in climate action by developing their own adaptation strategies to tackle recurring challenges such as floods, waterlogging, and heatwaves

Civil society group urges world leaders to act on climate crisis, social injustice before COP30

Enforcing law does not mean only imposing fine, she says

Flash floods triggered by onrush of water from upstream hills left two people dead in Sherpur’s Jhenaigati and Nalitabari upazilas.

The Roads and Highways Department’s move to expand the Chattogram-Cox’s Bazar highway running through the Chunati Wildlife Sanctuary could spell disaster for wildlife habitats and disrupt several key elephant corridors in the ecologically sensitive area, warn forest officials and environmentalists.

BPC begins supplying diesel to Dhaka via pipeline

Climate change is spurring increasingly erratic and extreme swings between deluge and drought globally, with cascading repercussions for societies, the United Nations warned yesterday.

Global climate study says Bangladesh among world’s most heat-stricken nations