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TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 2026

climate change

climate change

A child uses a water pipe to cool himself amid rising temperatures in Bangladesh. Photo: Collected

22m Bangladeshi children face extra heat stress from climate change

For millions of Bangladeshi children, climate change is adding more dangerous days to an already punishing heat burden, with 91% now facing at least five months of heat stress each year.

Photo: TBS

Migrants' access to civic services a major challenge for Ctg: Experts

Prime Minister Andy Burnham stands beside Met Office Chief Meteorologist Will Lang as he listens to Chief Forecaster Dan Harris during a visit to the Met Office in Exeter, UK, 14 August 2026. Photo: Collected

UK forecaster predicts strongest El Niño in living memory

A drone view shows a harvester working in a soybean plantation in San Andres de Giles, on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, Argentina, 12 May 2025. Photo:Reuters.

How will Latin America's super El Niño affect the top food-exporting region?

Women walk holding umbrellas to protect from the sun amid a heatwave in Bordeaux, France, May 28, 2026. Photo: REUTERS/Alice Sacco

Western Europe records hottest June and July on record

Information and Broadcasting Minister Zahir Uddin Swapon spoke at an emergency press briefing organized at the Information Department conference room at the Secretariat on 6 June 2026. File Photo: PID

Bangladesh among countries most vulnerable to climate change: Info minister

Panellists at a plenary session titled "Evidence-Based Climate Policy: A Vision for COP31" on the opening day of the two-day International Conference on Environment and Climate Action 2026 at Sonapahar in Chattogram on Friday, 7 August 2026. Photo: TBS

Bangladesh needs evidence-based climate policy ahead of COP31: Experts

Villagers wait in a line to get free meals at a jjokbang village which is a tiny single-room housing district, during the first-ever severe heatwave warning in Seoul, South Korea, 4 August 2026.Photo: Reuters

South Korea's Lee calls heatwave a national disaster as deaths rise to 19

Poster of reels competition organised by Agnibina Pathagar in Chattogram. Photo: Courtesy

Agnibina Pathagar launches reels competition highlighting environmental issues

A firefighting helicopter drops water near Fermoselle during a wildfire, Spain, 30 July, 2026. Photo: Reuters

Climate change made 'fire-prone' weather conditions more likely in Spain and France, scientists say

Photo: WaterAid/ Sing Mong Prue Marma

Hydration break. For life.

Representational image. Photo: iStock

Workers in Bangladesh may lose 24 work days a year in extreme heat, report warns

TBS Illustration

Climate change costs Bangladeshis up to 84hr sleep a year: Study

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