Ranisankail farmers fly polythene flags to drive rats from their fields
On the agriculture department's advice, farmers in Thakurgaon's Ranisankail are flying polythene flags in their Aman fields to scare away rats.
On the agriculture department's advice, farmers in Thakurgaon's Ranisankail are flying polythene flags in their Aman fields to scare away rats.
The closure of Pabna Sugar Mill has left the district's sugarcane growers struggling to get their cane crushed, while the mill's idle machinery rusts.
With the 22-day ban on hilsa fishing two weeks old, many fishermen in Rangabali, Patuakhali, have yet to get government rice aid and are sinking into debt.
The Teesta has flooded low-lying areas of Pirgachha in Rangpur after all the gates of India's Gajoldoba barrage were opened upstream, and it is still rising at Kaunia point.
About 150 maunds of fish died after miscreants poisoned a fish farm owned by a trainee lawyer in Bhasania village of Kaliganj, Gazipur.
The writer urges readers not to waste food but to give what they cannot eat to the hungry, remembering neighbours and the homeless.
Male Indian bullfrogs turning yellow in Narsinghpur, Madhya Pradesh, have surprised many, but a forest official says it is normal monsoon behaviour to attract females.
A new BBC documentary shows that much of our favourite cosmetics packaging cannot easily be recycled.
Growing plants at home is booming in Britain, raising the question of how good the hobby really is for the environment.
The constant churn of new seasonal fashion is taking a heavy toll on the environment, a UK parliamentary committee has warned.
Environmental expert Lucy Siegle says fashion-conscious shoppers can stay stylish while protecting the planet, for example by swapping clothes and washing at lower temperatures.
A khadi fashion show in Dhaka, featuring 26 designers from seven countries, sought to revive the traditional handspun fabric as modern, eco-friendly clothing.
The government has held a convention in Dhaka to promote eco-friendly bricks, as kiln owners remain reluctant to adopt the new technology.