After World War II, the world is facing a threat from a nuclear war

The government of Bangladesh will begin the second phase of its ‘Climate Change Strategy and Action Plan’ this year

Led by the International Maritime Organization (IMO), the industry is considering several options to replace so-called heavy fuel oil that propels over 60,000 vessels, including tankers, used in the global transportation of goods

To what extent can we reverse declines that have unfolded over decades, often due partially to actions by humans?

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on the Environment, Forest and Climate Change Ministry recommended conducting an assessment through an expert team

The fight against plastic pollution is a government priority

Footage of the daring capture showed a man chasing the cobra -- the world's longest venomous snake -- into a dark and cramped drainage pipe

The ban on generators is part of the Graded Response Action Plan (GRAP) that entered into force on Tuesday

Vacuum and water-cleaning of roads will be intensified, pollution hot spots put under closer scrutiny and emission regulations are enforced under GRAP

Watermelons grown in fish enclosure manchas are hardly affected by insects. Since Golda shrimps are cultivated in these enclosures

The campaign group says in a statement that activists have scaled Shell’s Brent Alpha and Bravo platforms

Thanks to the most loyal "spokesman" for Siberian tigers, preparations are well under way for construction of a designated corridor 

Illegal sand extraction from the Meghna River in Sonargaon upazila is going on unabated, posing erosion threat

Airlines will therefore have to buy billions of tons of carbon credits from countries which are selling them

People would use bags because there were no toilets, and they would throw them out the window

Coral are made up of hundreds to thousands of tiny creatures called polyps that secrete a hard outer skeleton of calcium carbonate (limestone) and attach themselves to the ocean floor

A team of scientists used microphones attached by suction cups to look at the voice patterns of right whales

Paleontologists are now working with local authorities to better protect these rare footprints

The tourists are the members of a Facebook group titled Travelers of Bangladesh (TOB)

Extinction Rebellion activists began gathering in cities across Australia and New Zealand on Monday to kick off a fortnight of global civil disobedience demanding governments take urgent action on climate change

The gene regulates the synthesis of tannins, a kind of bitter-tasting compound in plants, as well as bird-attracting volatile organic compounds derived from fatty acids, according to the paper

They unfurled banners with slogans like "Burn capitalism not petrol" above restaurants and the window displays of fashion boutiques

Officials said the incident occurred after a baby elephant slipped over the waterfall in central Thailand's Khao Yai National Park

According to the UN, worldwide around eight million tonnes of plastic ends up in the sea

Extinction Rebellion climate protesters are planning to bring disruption to 60 cities around the world from Monday in a fortnight of civil disobedience

More than 200 dwellings and croplands went into the gorge of the Dudhkumer River in Bhuruingamari upazila

James Cook University mycologist Matt Barrett, who confirmed the identity of the toxic mushroom found in Australia

Vents on Bogoslof Island continue to spew mud, steam and sulfurous gases two years after an eruption sent ash clouds into the path of jetliners passing over the Bering Sea

Australian police have arrested a 19-year-old man for allegedly running down and killing 20 kangaroos with his car

A special ship designed to clean the oceans has harvested its first plastic from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch since setting sail 

Tourism ministry spokesman Guntur Sakti said Tuesday that the islands would be turned into a "premium destination", without elaborating

The fight continues as officials still promote economic development in protected natural areas

A more than 600-square-mile iceberg broke off Antarctica in recent days

Germany’s forests have long been treasured by its people, so the country has reacted with alarm and dismay as a beetle infestation has turned climate-stressed woodlands into brown ecological graveyards

Children in school uniform marched alongside teens with skateboards tucked under their arms and grey-haired protest veterans supporting the younger generation

The forest is totally charred and the damage is irreversible

The seeds are planted on the both sides of a four-kilometre road stretching from Pankhali to Kayemkhola

Tikiri was among 60 elephants who were forced to march at the Perahera festival in Kandy every year

Skies over an Indonesian province turned red over the weekend, thanks to the widespread forest fires which have plagued huge parts of the country