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Climate & Environment  
Climate-finance projects should undergo a gender impact assessment Bangladesh should prioritise nature-compatible vehicles, manufacturing systems and products in its industrialisation strategy. Toyota’s interest
Gender equality cannot be achieved by women alone Women and children are 14 times more likely to die in climate disasters than men,
CaptionThe COP31, taking place in Antalya, Türkiye, from November 9 to 20 this year, will
Environment and development must go together BNP Vice-Chairman and business leader, former President of the Federation of Bangladesh Chambers of Commerce
Antalya climate summit must focus  on gender justice When disasters strike, women carry a disproportionate share of unpaid care work: looking after children,
Young people should have a role in decision-makingBangladesh does not need to be told what climate change looks like. We live with
Climate change: Youth must help shape ‘just transition’Young people will inherit COP31’s outcomes, yet they are rarely in the room where just
What is expected from COP31 As the world prepares for COP31 in Antalya this November, South Asia finds itself bound
BD should make its presence at COP31As the world prepares for COP31 in Antalya this November, South Asia finds itself bound
Hilsa finds a new home in the waters of GujaratBangladesh has started importing its national GI fish hilsa from India as hilsa is not
We must keep Hilsa in Bangladesh waters with loveI have spent more than three decades studying the hilsa-our national fish, our heritage, our
World's richest countries spend roughly 30 times more on their armed forces than what they contribute in climate finance to developing countries
Global military industries emerge as major pollutersResearchers have identified that the military sector accounts for approximately 5.5 per cent of global
The hidden climate cost of global militarizationDuring international climate summits, the rich and powerful countries of the Global North routinely lecture
'Carbon-intensive militarism'The climate finance gap is worsened as countries cut international development aid to redirect funds
loss and damage claims
Nepal demands compensation from major greenhouse gas emittersIn a significant diplomatic escalation, Nepal has officially launched a campaign to demand compensation from
Floodwaters recede but the crisis will not. They leave behind contaminated water, broken sanitation systems, damaged health facilities, disrupted medicine supplies, injured people and displaced families crammed into overcrowded shelters like chickens in a coop
Nepal deluge: Wicked waters gone but wrenching trauma staysThe deadly, Tibet-born torrent of August 26 tore through Syafrubesi, Trishuli and Betrawati on the
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