Environment

Saber seeks Japan’s support for Bangladesh’s green, sustainable development

BSS, Dhaka: Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury has sought Japan’s continued support in transforming Bangladesh to a green, sustainable and prosperous country through green investments and

Clutch of cyclone Remal: Sundarbans getting back its normal shape again

Staff Correspondent: After being ravaged by the cyclonic storm Remal last May, the world’s largest mangrove forest Sundarbans started taking back its usual form as various plant species have begun

Mangrove reforestation to be initiated along 52 rivers, canals near Sundarbans

Project funded by French Development Agency Aims to combat impacts of climate change by planting native Sundarbans vegetation along these waterways UNB: The Forest Department has undertaken a major

India prepares for Ganga water treaty renewal with Bangladesh

TDS Desk: The Ganga Water Treaty, a crucial agreement between India and Bangladesh, signed on December 12, 1996, is due for renewal in 2026. As this date approaches, preparations for

Year’s shortest night tonight

TDS Desk: People all over the world are having the longest day of the year today. As dusk falls, the shortest night of the year begins. After that, the length

Russell’s Viper misconceptions spread panic in Bangladesh

It is not the most venomous of snakes Most deaths occur due to delay in treatment Staff Correspondent: Recently, misinformation about Russell’s Viper has been circulating on social media, leading