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Climate ChangeCyclone Amphan
Environment Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan, speaking to the reporters at the Secretariat, 5 October 2025. Photo: TBS

Phasing out single-use plastic begins from Secretariat: Rizwana

Several embassies and universities have already declared themselves free of single-use plastics

The theme, 'Urban Crisis Response', is chosen to focus on addressing the multiple, compounding crises that are currently destabilising urban areas worldwide. Photo: TBS

World Habitat Day tomorrow: Why 'urban crisis response' is the focus this year

Representational image. Photo: Syed Zakir Hossain

Chattogram’s air, water heavily polluted, studies warn of severe public health risks

Representational image. Photo: Collected

Light to moderate rain, thundershowers likely

File photo of onion cultivation. Photo: TBS

From UAE to Bangladesh: AI weather forecast makes farming easy

File photo of a screengrab from Windy. Photo: Windy

Deep depression over Bay: Signal 3 at ports, heavy rainfall expected countrywide

This photo, during Cyclone Remal, was taken from the Jelepara area of South Halishahar in Patenga, Chattogram in May 2024. Photo: Mohammad Minhaj Uddin

Depression forms over Bay of Bengal, BMD issues cautionary signal

Photo Collage: TBS

Two rare arboreal snake species discovered by scientists in Bangladesh

Photos were taken recently in the Ameen Bazar area of the capital by Mehedi Hasan/TBS

At least 15 ministries linked to air pollution, but poor coordination hampers action: Experts

Photo: UNB

35 truckloads of waste removed from Hazaribagh canal under 'Cholo Khal Bachai' initiative

File Photo: Farakka Barrage/ Collected

Farakka Committee urges alarm over successive floods, drought in the Teesta Basin

A polar bear walks out of a building at the abandoned Soviet-era research station on Kolyuchin Island in the Chukchi Sea, in Russia's far northeast, 14 September 2025, in this still image taken from a drone video. Photo: Instagram @makhorov/Handout via REUTERS

Polar bears take over abandoned research station in Russian Arctic

Erosion of the Choto Feni River devours homes and farmland, leaving thousands homeless and at risk. Photo: UNB

Feni villagers watch helplessly as erosion swallows homes