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Climate Change Cyclone Amphan

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Climate Change Cyclone Amphan

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Dhaka calls for predictable financing to address climate change & biodiversity loss

Climate-vulnerable countries cannot confront these challenges without sufficient resources and access to technology, said Environment Secretary Dr Farhina Ahmed

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Tetulia shivers at season's lowest 8.9°C, dry spell continues nationwide

workers widening the Baraiyerhat–Heanko–Ramgarh road

Roads and Highways dept fined Tk1.32cr for illegal hill cutting in Ctg

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Governance, policy gaps slowing Bangladesh’s clean energy shift: Experts

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Bangladesh begins institutional reforms to strengthen environmental governance: Rizwana

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Climate finance must be fair, transparent, community-centric: Rizwana

Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan addressing the 4th International Symposium on "Quality Assurance in Engineering Education through Accreditation" held at Hotel InterContinental Dhaka on 9 December 2025. Photo: Courtesy

Engineering education must balance technical excellence with environmental responsibility: Rizwana

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2025 on track to tie second hottest year on record: EU monitor

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2.7b relieved from extreme water insecurity, but gains now at risk: ADB report

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Young leaders key to protecting wildlife: Rizwana

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Rizwana for climate justice, highlights coastal women's water crisis

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Night temperatures may drop by 1–2°C: BMD

A general view of the Bangladesh Export Processing Zone Authority (Bepza) Economic Zone in Mirsarai of Chattogram. File Photo: TBS

SC lifts HC bar on construction at Mirsarai economic zone