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Using children to push political beliefs as innocent and unassailable is a common practice in propaganda, one expert says.

In some homes, it is believed that static electricity can lead to inferior grinding, and that has coffee connoisseurs searching for answers.Will water help, or is it just making a mess because while a little may help, people will use too much? Coffee is prone to fads the way athletics - nasal strips, cryo-therapy, those weird blue-light filter

Even though climate refugees are more in number as compared to refugees caused by conflict, they still remain unprotected by international law

The UAE Consensus has urged countries to adopt various mitigation measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions | Latest News India

Climate change impact on Bangladesh: In an exclusive interview with The Daily Star's Shamsuddoza Sajen, Dr. Haque explores her transformative research on climate change in global South urban settings and imparts insights into the current trends in global climate research.

It was the hottest year on Earth in 125,000 years, and #climatescam is taking off.

From mattresses to clothing and beyond, innovative products are emerging due to repurposing carbon dioxide

...using this highly politicised method would indicate that reality is rapidly departing from the Met Office station.

“It’s a lot easier and cheaper to push doubt than to push certainty.”

The Daily Star (TDS): Congratulations on being honored with the prestigious 2023 AXA IM Research Award. We are eager to learn more about the specific accomplishments that led to this recognition and the impactful work for which you are being celebrated.