Green activists have alleged that many institutions are constructing buildings and infrastructure in Dhaka city and other parts of the country violating the Air Pollution Control Rules. As a result, the construction contributes to the air pollution. Against this backdrop, the green activists called upon the citizens to file complaints with the Department of […]
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The severe impact of air pollution on public health in Bangladesh results in approximately 240,000 deaths annually. The World Health Organization (WHO) identifies air pollution as the most significant global public health threat. In Bangladesh, primary sources include brick manufacturing, vehicle emissions, and kilns, among others. The youth have a crucial role to play in
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Currently, air pollution is one of the major health and environmental problems in the world. About 7 million people die worldwide every year due to air pollution and daily losses amount to about 8 billion US dollars which is equivalent to 3 to 4 percent of Bangladesh’s GDP. Air pollution is currently a cause of
In Bangladesh, the escalating air pollution crisis has led to a surge in non-communicable diseases, including widespread asthma. The dense smog enveloping urban areas exacerbates respiratory ailments, leaving thousands struggling with chronic health issues. In this situation having our health at stake, we must implement robust air pollution control measures to mitigate this environmental and
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Bangladesh is one of the most densely populated countries in the world, with about 170 million people living in 148,460 square kilometers. Rapid urbanization, uncontrolled and unplanned industrialization, construction activities, thermal generators, industrial and solid coal burning, and brick kilns are major sources of air pollution in the country. On 7th November 2023, the Center
To aware youth about the Environment law and court of Bangladesh Center for Law and Policy Affairs and Human Rights Advocacy Cell, Dhaka International University organized a workshop on Environment Law and Court. During the workshop presenter discuss about the challenges of implementation of Environment law. Speakers said, The Environment Court in Dhaka and Chittagong remains somewhat
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