Delegates at the the UN's COP27 climate summit in Egypt agreed to discuss whether rich nations should compensate poor countries most vulnerable to climate change for their suffering.
The waters of the Xingu River below the Belo Monte hydropower dam, in Brazil's Amazon, used to flood the river's forested islands during the rainy season, allowing fish to glide among the trees and gorge on fallen fruit.
Dhaka is losing $6 billion worth of labour productivity each year due to heat stress from extreme temperatures, said a study published yesterday.
The effects of climate change increase the social and economic vulnerabilities of Bangladeshi women by directly impacting their access to food, water, and income, found a national assessment.
The International Conference on Sustainable Fisheries-2022 is going to be held on September 16-18 at Sylhet Agricultural University.
Climate change is making it increasingly harder for coastal women to ensure reproductive health and tackle early marriages and domestic violence.
Weather variations in Bangladesh, caused by climate change, is leading to an increase in the spread of infectious diseases and affecting mental health of people, says a new World Bank Report.
Around 17% of Bangladesh will be submerged by rising sea levels, rendering 20 million people homeless, by 2050.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has said Bangladesh loses two percent of its GDP to extreme climate events every year.
The world is counting too heavily on soil and plants to soak up planet-ravaging carbon pollution, researchers cautioned Wednesday.
Four doctors at the capital's Mugda General Hospital (MGH) have been accused of providing wrong treatment and of negligence in a case filed with Mugda Police Station yesterday following the death of a pregnant woman along with the child.
Two people were killed and two others sustained burn injuries in a fire at a scrap metal shop in the capital's New Market area early yesterday.
As over two crore people are now somehow suffering from kidney diseases, leading health experts blamed poor lifestyle and unhealthy dietary practices for a massive rise of the disease.
Physicians yesterday sent blood, tissue and saliva samples of Bangladeshi tree man, who is thought to be suffering
Experts at a discussion stressed the need for early detection of cancer to save patients from the deadly disease through proper treatment in the capital yesterday.
A six-member medical board, formed yesterday to discuss Bangladeshi tree man, Abul Bajandar's treatment, decided to start a multi-
Health experts at a continuing medical education (CME) said around two crore people have been suffering from kidney related ailments in
The existence of the Kobadak and Shibsa rivers in Paikgachha upazila of Khulna is in perilous state as they are drying up fast.
