Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina urged world leaders yesterday to end the arms race and instead use the money to combat climate change.

Sea level rise may displace almost nine lakh people from southern Bangladesh by 2050, because their homes and livelihood will be jeopardised.

Plight of the Karatoya highlights the pitiful state of our rivers

We should direct our energies towards negotiating agreements that can achieve progress in narrow, but crucial, economic sectors.

Experts predict that we will face more unpredictable weather events in the coming year due to climate change.

There is growing scientific evidence that the intense cold waves are an outcome of human-induced climate change.

A list of major environmental policy initiatives in Bangladesh that have been stuck in a limbo for many years

YouTube has been accused of making millions from ads of climate change denial channels, according to a report

The former secretary of state and senator has spent the last three years liaising with other countries to up commitments on climate change, including at the most recent COP28 UN climate summit in Dubai.

Triumphs in agricultural farming contrast with plight of farmers, consumers

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Thinking of the roles of narratives in responding to the climate crisis, the most obvious one that comes to mind is the effective reach of narratives that connect us to the crisis, emotionally and intellectually.

Are we hiding society’s structural failures by using the young as a shield?

Former BIDS research director M Asaduzzaman says in a paper

It is difficult to not feel defeated by COP28’s end results.

Cop28 promises much, but fails to deliver the means

The COP28 Presidency released a proposed text of a final climate deal on Wednesday that would, for the first time, push nations to transition away from fossil fuels to avert the worst effects of climate change.

Sudden temperature drops in winter, sweltering and frequent heatwaves in summer, poor rainfall during monsoon, and four cyclones marked this year, and the experts blame it on climate change.

It is almost certain that in the end, some progress would be made on some of the contentious issues, but a decision to act on key areas will most likely be kicked down the road once again.

Climate change is pushing women further towards the precipice of social violence and natural risks.