It kills more than 90,000 Bangladeshis every year, yet most of its victims have never heard of it. Indoor air pollution — ...

Despite having over 5,000 plastic-producing industries, Bangladesh has fewer than 300 mostly informal recycling plants, leaving it ill-equipped to handle the 400 tons of daily plastic waste, including ...

Indoor air pollution in Bangladesh, mostly from biomass cooking fuels, kills over 90,000 people each year, with women and children most exposed. Poor ventilation, toxic emissions, and poverty-driven ...

Air pollution — especially from transboundary dust and sulfate particles — is intensifying lightning activity in Bangladesh, particularly during the pre-monsoon season. Studies show that these ...

The results were stark. The study found that a 1% increase in CO₂ emissions leads to a 0.95% increase in health expenditure in the long run. The impact of fossil fuel consumption was even more ...

Brick kilns are one of the leading sources of air pollution in Bangladesh emitting carbon dioxide, particulate matter, and other pollutants. The Government of Bangladesh has recognized in its ...

Bangladesh Police is set to formally put forward a proposal to the government to establish a dedicated environment police ...

Arin, a crab hunter, scours the banks of the Kohelia River, which has been filled by sand, clay and mud due the construction of a coal power plant and an industrial zone that is destroying the ...