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Climate ChangeCyclone Amphan
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Climate change threatens Bangladesh's economy as productivity declines: Speakers

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Rainfall likely to increase over next five days

A road is blocked near the collapsed building after a magnitude 7.8 quake in General Santos, Philippines, June 8, 2026. Picture taken with a mobile phone. Photo: REUTERS/Edwin Espejo

Earthquake of magnitude 7.8 strikes off southern Philippines, 32 feared dead

Prime Minister Tarique Rahman chairs a meeting at the Prime Minister’s Office on preparations for a nationwide programme to plant 25 crore trees and activities marking World Environment Day. Photo: UNB

PM chairs meeting on tree plantation campaign, World Environment Day programmes

An endangered spectacled langur sits inside a cage after being rescued during a DB raid in Chattogram recently. The animal was later handed over to the Forest Department. Photo: Courtesy

Conservationists rescue rare langur, question Ctg Forest Dept's inaction on wildlife trafficking

A yard lit by fireflies. Photo: Scientific American

The disappearing light: Could we be the final generation to see fireflies?

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Bangladesh seeks regional cooperation to address impacts of climate change

In a single six-hour day of operation, this mobile unit can pump up to 60,000 litres of water per hour, successfully irrigating two to two and a half acres of land. Photo: Courtesy

'Ponkhiraj' of the coast: How a Tempu with wings is breaking the stranglehold of diesel in farming

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Nature pays for dirty growth in Bangladesh

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The hidden climate tax on Bangladesh's kitchen tables

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Bangladesh calls for global co-op to build livable planet at GEF Assembly

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Climate anxiety: Mental health crisis growing alongside global warming

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Too late to ignore: Why green growth matters now