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Category: Pollution

Industrial waste destroys Narsingdi rivers

June 6, 2017 editorDistricts, Lead News, Pollution, Water

Dhaka, June 6 – Industrial chemicals and wastes have destroyed most rivers including Shitalakhkha, Brahmaputra and Harikhola Rivers in the district of Narsingdi, 20 kilometres east of capital Dhaka, inflicting damage to the entire ecosystem of the locality.

Industrial waste destroys Narsingdi rivers

Why we need to save our oceans now—not later

June 3, 2017 NaimLast update, Manpower, News, Pollution, Water

By José Vicente Troya UN, Jun 1 (IPS) – What if the blue fades way as seawaters become brown andcoral reefs become white as marine grasslands wither and life below water vanishes? This is already happening at a staggering rate.…

Why we need to save our oceans now—not later

US nuclear site’s collapsed tunnel may have gone unnoticed

May 12, 2017May 12, 2017 Staff ReporterDisasters, Environment, Int’l relations, Lead News, Pollution, The unusual

Spokane – The large sinkhole that caved in a tunnel filled with radioactive waste at a sprawling Washington state nuclear waste repository may have gone unnoticed for days before its discovery because workers do not patrol tunnel sites daily, a…

US nuclear site's collapsed tunnel may have gone unnoticed

Manipur villages oppose oil explorations

May 8, 2017 editorConflicts, Conventional, Energy, Int’l relations, Last update, Politics, Pollution

Newmai News Network Imphal, May 5 – Concerned by the efforts of the government to drill oil in some hill districts of Manipur, some serious consultations were carried by villagers in association with some organizations on May 2 and 3…

Manipur villages oppose oil explorations

Rampal plant to become ‘poisonous gas chamber’, says BNP

May 6, 2017 Staff ReporterAir, Climate, Conflicts, Energy, Latest News, Pollution

Khulna – BNP senior joint secretary general Ruhul Kabir Rizvi on Saturday alleged that the government is setting up a ‘poisonous gas chamber’ by implementing the Rampal power plant near the Sundarbans just to appease India. UNB news agency reported

Rampal plant to become ‘poisonous gas chamber’ says BNP

Coal plant could cause 6000 early deaths in BD

May 5, 2017 Lutfun NaharDeath, Energy, Lead News, Pollution

A giant coal-fired power plant approved by Bangladesh could drastically worsen air pollution for millions and cause the early deaths of 6,000 people over its lifetime, Greenpeace said Friday. Bangladesh is constructing the 1,320-megawatt power plant on the edge of…

Coal plant could cause 6000 early deaths in BD

‘Carbon tax’ in Bangladesh from next Fiscal Year

April 29, 2017 editorAdaptation, climate, Lead 1, Lifestyle, Planning, Pollution, Think green

Fahad Ferdous, UNB Staff Writer Dhaka, Apr 29 – The government has planned to impose ‘carbon tax’ from the next fiscal year on the sectors that are polluting the environment, aiming to deal with the environmental concerns and improve the…

‘Carbon tax’ in Bangladesh from next Fiscal Year

Trump seeks to expand drilling in Arctic, Atlantic oceans

April 28, 2017 editorConventional, Energy, Industry, Last update, Pollution

Washington, Apr 28 (AP/UNB)- Working to dismantle his predecessor’s environmental legacy, President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order Friday that could lead to the expansion of drilling in the Arctic and Atlantic oceans.

Atlantic oceans, Trump seeks to expand drilling in Arctic

Prove Indian uranium water mixed with Haor water:PM

April 24, 2017 Lutfun NaharAgriculture, Disasters, Fishery, Lead News, Pollution

Throwing a challenge to BNP, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday asked the party to prove its claim that uranium-contaminated water coming from India got mixed with haor water in Sunamganj. “It’s just an unnecessary propaganda. What type of proof…

Prove Indian uranium water mixed with Haor water:PM

1,200 tonnes fish die in haors of 4 dists: Secy

April 23, 2017 Staff ReporterAgriculture, climate, Districts, News, Pollution

Dhaka – Over 1,200 tonnes of fish have so far died in several haors (water bodies) of Netrakona, Sunamganj, Habiganj and Kishoreganj districts, said Fisheries and Livestock Secretary Maksudul Hasan Khan on Sunday.Of them, Netrakona saw the most deaths of…

1200 tonnes fish die in haors of 4 dists

Floods never kill fishes or birds: No more hasty remarks

April 23, 2017 editorAgriculture, Disasters, Food & nutrition, Global warming, Lead News, Op-Ed, Pollution, Water

by Mostafa Kamal Majumder Dhaka – The deaths of fishes that breed and grow, and water birds that feed and roost in the haors (depressions) of greater Sylhet region on the northeastern part of Bangladesh, following a flash flood just…

‘The ocean is not a dumping ground’

April 23, 2017 editorOp-Ed, Pollution, Think green

By Nasseem Ackbarally Port-Louis, Mauritius, Apr (IPS) – An internationally renowned scientist, Ameenah Gurib-Fakim became Mauritius’s sixth president on June 5, 2015 – and one of the few Muslim women heads of state in the world. Her nomination constituted a major…

Coal-laden vessel capsizes this time in Kirtankhola River

April 23, 2017 editorAccidents, Lead 2, Pollution

Barisal, Apr 22 – A coal-laden cargo vessel capsized in the Kirtonkhola River following a collision with a waterbus in Charbaria area on Saturday.

Coal-laden vessel capsizes this time in Kirtankhola River

What caused fish, bird deaths in Sunamganj haor waters

April 22, 2017April 23, 2017 editorBiodiversity, Disasters, Lead News, Pollution

Dhaka, Apr 22 – Nearly 50 tonnes of fish have died so far in several haors (water bodies) of Sunmaganj district as the oxygen level in the water fell due to formation of ammonia gas, said the Ministry of Fisheries…

What caused fish deaths in Sunamganj haor waters

Encroachment, pollution put Mayur River in peril

April 22, 2017 Staff ReporterAdaptation, Environment, Pollution, Urban issues, Water

Khulna – Rampant encroachment and unchecked pollution have put the Mayur River, one of the freshwater rivers in Khulna, at stake destroying its freshwater resources and ecosystem. UNB news agency reported

Encroachment pollution put Mayur River in peril

SC upholds HS ban on tannery waste as fish-poultry feed

April 10, 2017 editorCourts law, Fishery, Pollution

Dhaka – The Supreme Court on Sunday upheld a High Court order that asked for putting an end to the use of tannery waste as fish and poultry feed.

SC upholds HS ban on tannery waste as fish-poultry feed

Pruitt and the pesticide threat

April 1, 2017April 1, 2017 Staff ReporterAgriculture, Lead 1, Pollution, Think green

Mojisola Ojebode Ibadan, Nigeria – A new report issued by the United Nations (UN) takes a controversial stance on synthetic pesticides. The conventional wisdom is that they are essential to feed the world’s growing population, which is expected to hit…

Pruitt and the pesticide threat

Tannery owners ordered to relocate by April 6

March 31, 2017 editorIndustry, Lead 1, Pollution

Dhaka – The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court on Thursday ordered the tannery owners to relocate their tanneries from Hazaribagh to Savar byApril 6.

Tannery owners ordered to relocate by April 6

HC rejects tannery owners’ appeal to function in city

March 30, 2017 editorCourts law, Industry, Pollution

Dhaka -The High Court (HC) Division of the Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a petition of tannery owners that sought HC permission to operate their factories at Hazaribagh in Dhaka till Eid-ul- Azha.

HC rejects tannery owners’ appeal to function in city

Expeditions to send huge trash bags to clean Mount Everest

March 29, 2017 Staff ReporterLead News, Pollution

Kathmandu, Mar (AP/UNB) — Mountaineering expedition organizers in Nepal say they are sending huge trash bags with climbers on Mount Everest during the Spring season to collect trash that then can be lifted by helicopters back to the base camp.

Expeditions to send huge trash bags to clean Mount Everest

Mobile phone towers emit harmful radiation, finds ministry

March 22, 2017 Lutfun NaharICT Horizon, Lead News, Pollution

Mobile phone towers in the country are emitting a harmful level of radiation, a government report has found. The Health Ministry submitted a report on the radiation levels of phone towers to the High Court on Wednesday with a directive…

Mobile phone towers emit harmful radiation

Illegal buildings on St Martin’s: HC issues contempt rule

March 22, 2017 editorLead News, Perspectives, Pollution, Tourism

Dhaka – The High Court on Tuesday issued a contempt rule against 11 government officials including four secretaries for not complying with its 2011 order asking to demolish illegal structures at St Martin’s Island.

Illegal buildings on St Martin's: HC issues contempt rule

Eliminating energy-related carbon emissions possible: IRENA

March 21, 2017 editorClimate, Global warming, Lead News, Pollution, Renewable

Decarbonisation of global energy system, led by renewables and efficiency, would create economic gains Berlin, Germany, 20 March — Global energy-related carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions can be reduced by 70% by 2050 and completely phased-out by 2060 with a net…

Eliminating energy-related carbon emissions possible

Chamber Judge stays tannery owners fine

March 19, 2017 editorCourts law, Industry, Last update, Pollution

Dhaka – The Appellate Division Chamber Judge on Sunday stayed a High Court (HC) order that directed 154 tannery owners of Hazabibagh in the city to pay Tk 30.65 crore fine for not relocating their factories to the Tannery Estate…

Appellate Division Judge stays tannery owners fine

FoE slams UK budget for not tackling air pollution

March 10, 2017March 11, 2017 editorLast update, Pollution, Think green

Friends of the Earth has slammed Tuesday’s budget after the Chancellor failed to tackle the UK’s air pollution crisis, which leads to tens of thousands of premature deaths every year. Mr Hammond also signalled the UK’s continuing addiction to climate-wrecking…

FoE slams UK budget for not tackling air pollution

DoE ready to shut down city tanneries: Industry awaits HC order copy

March 8, 2017 editorIndustry, Lead 1, Pollution

Dhaka – The department of environment (DoE) has completed all preparations to shutdown the Hazaribagh tanneries following the High Court (HC) order.

DoE prepares to shut down tanneries: Industry awaits HC order copy

Annual cost of polluted environment: 1.7 million child deaths: WHO

March 7, 2017 editorDeath, Femina, Health, Lead 2, Pollution

Dhaka, Mar 7 – More than 1 in 4 deaths of children under 5 years of age are attributable to unhealthy environments. Every year, environmental risks – such as indoor and outdoor air pollution, second-hand smoke, unsafe water, lack of…

Annual cost of polluted environment: 1.7 million child deaths

Tanneries get 2 weeks to deposit damage compensation

March 2, 2017 editorIndustry, Lead 1, Pollution

Dhaka – The High Court on Thursday directed 154 tannery owners located at Hazaribagh to deposit Tk 30.85 crore to the state fund in two weeks as compensation money for damaging the environment.

Tanneries get 2 weeks to pay damage compensation

One in 10 people think air quality bad even at toxic levels

March 2, 2017 editorAir, Global warming, Lead 2, Pollution

• 38 out of 43 air quality zones across the country are breaching legal limits for air pollution • Friends of the Earth launches nationwide citizen science air pollution experiment Friends of the Earth is calling on the UK public…

One in 10 people think air quality bad even at toxic levels

Cement-laden trawler capsizes in river near Sundarbans

February 25, 2017 editorFishery, Forestry, Last update, Pollution, Transportation, Water

Dhaka, Feb 24 – A cement-laden trawler capsized in the Panguchhi River in Morelganj upazila of Bagerhat district, near the eastern fringe of the Sundarbans early Friday.

Cement-laden trawler capsizes in river near Sundarbans

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