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Pollinator collapse could lead to a rise in malnutrition

Jeremy Hance 9 Feb 2015

Sundarbans still reeling from effects of December oil spill

Shreya Dasgupta 21 Jan 2015

Top 10 Environmental Stories of 2014

Rhett A. Butler 23 Dec 2014

Children ‘clean’ oil spill with kitchen utensils in the Sundarbans

Jeremy Hance 15 Dec 2014

Artists, musicians, writers protest government plans for massive coal plant in the Sundarbans

Jeremy Hance 28 Oct 2014

Featured video: new documentary highlights the Long March to save the Sundarbans

Jeremy Hance 5 Aug 2014

Bioluminescent bacteria expose toxic arsenic in Bangladesh

Nsikan Akpan 2 Apr 2014

World’s most vulnerable nation to climate change turns to coal power

Jeremy Hance 18 Nov 2013

Richest countries spent $74 billion on fossil fuel subsidies in 2011, eclipsing climate finance by seven times

Jeremy Hance 13 Nov 2013

Bangladesh plans massive coal plant in world’s biggest mangrove forest

Jeremy Hance 11 Nov 2013

As U.S. sees record heat, extreme weather pummels 4 continents

Jeremy Hance 10 Jul 2012

Conservationists successfully hatch world’s fourth most endangered turtle

Jeremy Hance 11 Jun 2012

Hail Mary effort aims to save the world’s most endangered turtles

Jeremy Hance 17 Apr 2012

Six nations, including U.S., set up climate initiative to target short-term greenhouse gases

Jeremy Hance 20 Feb 2012

New sanctuaries declared for Asia’s freshwater dolphins

Jeremy Hance 15 Feb 2012

World Atlas of Mangroves: A Book Review

Gabriel Thoumi 14 Apr 2011

Citizens of 188 countries challenge leaders on climate change

Jeremy Hance 11 Oct 2010

Women in Bangladesh help biodiversity with homegardens

Jeremy Hance 29 Mar 2010

Last chance to save Bangladeshi forest: 90 percent of the Sal ecosystem is gone

Jeremy Hance 29 Mar 2010

Catastrophic sea level rise could occur with only two degrees Celsius warming

Jeremy Hance 17 Dec 2009

Bangladesh tops list of most vulnerable countries to climate change

Jeremy Hance 9 Dec 2009

Nations vulnerable to global warming present demands: carbon levels below 350ppm and billions in aid

Jeremy Hance 10 Nov 2009

UN: Population growth rates fall to 1.1 percent in Asia-Pacific

Jeremy Hance 19 May 2009

Massive population of rare Irrawaddy dolphins discovered in Bangladesh

Jeremy Hance 31 Mar 2009

Asia’s tigers could get big boost from small conservation efforts

Mongabay.com 5 Nov 2007

Flooding in India Leaves 3.5 million Homeless

Joshua S Hill 11 Sep 2007

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