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Category: Pollution

Action needed now on antibiotic resistance

December 13, 2017 NaimFood & nutrition, Genetics, Medicine, Op-Ed, Pollution

During this year’s World Antibiotics Awareness Week, the Consumers Association of Penang (CAP) released a press statement calling on the Malaysian government to give urgent attention to the global threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) which is responsible for some 700,000…

Action needed now on antibiotic resistance

Bangladesh loses 1 pc GDP for air pollution: WB study

December 10, 2017 Staff ReporterAir, Death, Lead News, Pollution

Dhaka – Bangladesh is losing one percent GDP every year due to air pollution, which is a key barrier to the country’s vision to become an upper-middle income country, according to a new World Bank analysis.Bangladesh must check environmental degradation,…

Bangladesh loses billions of dollars due to air pollution: WB

UN concludes environmental assembly with pledges to end pollution

December 8, 2017 Staff ReporterInt’l relations, Lead 1, Pollution

NAIROBI,(BSS/XINHUA) – The third session of the United Nations Environmental Assembly (UNEA) ended in Nairobi on Wednesday with leaders pledging to end pollution for a clean environment. Over 4,000 heads of state, ministers, business leaders, UN officials, civil society representatives, activists…

UN environment assembly ends pledging to stop pollution

Toxic pollution puts babies’ brain at risk

December 6, 2017December 6, 2017 Lutfun NaharHealth, Op-Ed, Pollution

As New Delhi and other major cities hit new toxic smog peaks, the United Nations sounded the alarm Wednesday over the damage that pollution is doing to babies’ developing brains. The UN’s children’s agency, UNICEF, said Asia accounts for more…

Toxic pollution puts babies' brain at risk

World gathers in Nairobi to tackle menace of pollution

December 5, 2017December 5, 2017 NaimHIV/AIDS, Int’l relations, Lead 2, Pollution

Over 4,000 heads of state, ministers, business leaders, UN officials and civil society representatives gathered Monday at the third UN Environment Assembly in Nairobi to tackle the global menace of pollution.

World gathers in Nairobi to tackle menace of pollution

Sri Lankan Players vomit due to smog in New Delhi

December 3, 2017 Lutfun NaharAir, Cricket, Pollution

Pollution stopped play on Sunday in the third Test between India and Sri Lanka, and visiting coach Nic Pothas said

Sri Lankan Players vomit due to smog in New Delhi

“What price do we put on our oceans?”

December 3, 2017 NaimColumns, Op-Ed, Pollution, Water

By Manipadma Jena Nairobi/New Delhi, Dec 1 (IPS) – “Political resolve is the key for succeeding in our fight against oceans pollution,” Erik Solheim, head of UN Environment, who is leading hands-on the organisation’s global campaign to clean up seas…

“What price do we put on our oceans?”

Reducing the health burden due to pollution

December 1, 2017 NaimDeath, Health, Op-Ed, Pollution

By Olusoji O. Adeyi and Julia Bucknall Heavy smog compelled New Delhi to declare a pollution emergency last week. As air pollution soared to hazardous levels and residents donned masks, India’s capital took a series of measures, such as banning…

Reducing the health burden due to pollution

Killing biosphere to fast-track human extinction

November 30, 2017 Naimclimate, Climate, Columns, Death, Global warming, Op-Ed, Pollution

Robert J. Burrowes Several years ago in Cameroon, a country in West Africa, a Western Black Rhinoceros was killed. It was the last of its kind on Earth. Hence, the Western Black Rhinoceros, the largest subspecies of rhinoceros which had…

Killing biosphere to fast-track human extinction

Exhibition on India’s urban rivers on Rivers Day

November 26, 2017 NaimOp-Ed, Pollution, Urban issues, Water

New Delhi – The theme for India Rivers Day 2017 (IRD 2017), held on 25th November 2017 at the INTACH Delhi premises, was ‘Rivers in the Urban Context’. Various formats of engagement were deployed for discussion among the participants from…

Exhibition on India's urban rivers on Rivers Day

Enforce laws, save capital from air pollution: Greens

November 25, 2017November 26, 2017 editorAir, Courts law, Lead News, Pollution, Urban issues

Dhaka, Nov 25 – The Paribesh Bachao Andalon (POBA), an environment protection organization, has asked for the strict enforcement of the laws to save the Dhaka City from polluting air.

Enforce laws & save capital Dhaka from air pollution

Light pollution: Night being lost in many countries

November 23, 2017 NaimLead News, Op-Ed, Pollution, Science, Think green

By Victoria Gill A study of pictures of Earth by night has revealed that artificial light is growing brighter and more extensive every year. Between 2012 and 2016, the planet’s artificially lit outdoor area grew by more than 2% per…

Light pollution: Night being lost in many countries

Pesticides driving mass extinction in the Anthropocene

November 22, 2017 NaimAgriculture, Biodiversity, Op-Ed, Perspectives, Pollution

We are in the Anthropocene and likely experiencing the Earth’s sixth mass extinction, the first to be caused by humans. In 1962, Rachel Carson warned in her book, ‘Silent Spring’ that the decline of birds (primarily due to DDT exposure)…

Pesticides driving mass extinction in the Anthropocene

Desperate need to halt ‘world’s largest killer’ — pollution

November 22, 2017 NaimGlobal warming, Op-Ed, Pollution, Think green

By Baher Kamal Rome, Nov 20 (IPS) – Now that the lights of the UN climate change summit’s meeting rooms have been turned off in Bonn, after a week of intense negotiations and some partial results, another major environmental event…

Desperate need to halt ‘world’s largest killer’ — pollution

Sounding the alarm on biodiversity loss

November 19, 2017 NaimBiodiversity, climate, Columns, Op-Ed, Pollution, Think green

Robert Watson Norwich – With the United Nations’ climate change conference underway in Bonn, Germany, rising global temperatures are once again at the top of the world’s agenda. But why care about the increase in temperature, if not because of…

Sounding the alarm on biodiversity loss

‘Save Gumti, Dakatia rivers from pollution, encroachment’

November 18, 2017November 19, 2017 NaimLand, Last update, Pollution, Think green, Water

Dhaka, Nov 18 – The National Committee to Protect Shipping, Roads and Railways (NCPSRR) on Saturday demanded immediate excavation of river Gumti and Dakatia by making those free from pollution and grabbing for the free flow of water and movement…

Save Gumti and Dakatia rivers from pollution-grabbing

Motorcycles, private cars Dhaka’s ‘biggest noise pollutors’

November 11, 2017 NaimLead News, Pollution, Urban issues

‘Sound pollution causes high blood pressure, headache, indigestion, ulcer’ Dhaka – Motorcycles and private cars are the main sources of noise pollution in the country’s major cities, followed by public buses, says a new survey of the Department of Environment…

Motorcycles - private cars Dhaka’s ‘biggest noise pollutors’

Sounding the alarm on biodiversity loss

November 11, 2017 NaimBiodiversity, climate, Climate, Columns, Op-Ed, Pollution

Robert Watson Norwich – With the United Nations’ climate change conference underway in Bonn, Germany, rising global temperatures are once again at the top of the world’s agenda. But why care about the increase in temperature, if not because of…

Sounding the alarm on biodiversity loss

Water to be sprayed from high in New Delhi

November 10, 2017 Lutfun NaharAir, Lead 1, Pollution

Illegal crop burning in farm states surrounding New Delhi, vehicle exhaust in a city with limited public transport and swirling construction dust have caused the crisis, as they do year after year.

Water to be sprayed from high in New Delhi

Delhi residents offered masks as the city chokes on smog

November 9, 2017 Lutfun NaharInt’l relations, Last update, Pollution

Volunteers have taken to the streets of India’s capital and fitted green pollution masks over the mouths of willing residents to make a statement about the city’s choking smog. Not everybody wanted to play along and some batted the masks…

Delhi residents offered masks as the city chokes on smog

Delhi schools shut as deadly smog envelopes Indian capital

November 8, 2017 Lutfun NaharCampus, Environment, Pollution

Delhi shut all primary schools on Wednesday as pollution hit 70 times the World Health Organization’s safe level, prompting doctors in the Indian capital to warn of a public health emergency. Dense grey smog shrouded the roads of the world’s…

Delhi schools shut as deadly smog envelopes Indian capital

When climate leaders protect dirty investments

November 8, 2017 Naimclimate, Climate, Columns, Pollution, Talks

Nathalie Bernasconi – Osterwalder ,  Jorg Haas In 2016, global spending on oil and gas projects was more than double the total spent on renewables. That imbalance can be addressed only by restructuring the mechanisms, particularly existing trade treaties, that govern…

When climate leaders protect dirty investments

Kidney disease globally attributed to PM2.5 pollution: Study 

November 5, 2017November 5, 2017 NaimLast update, Medicine, Pollution

The global toll of chronic kidney disease (CKD) attributable to PM2.5 pollution is significant, according to an analysis presented at ASN (American Society of Nephrology) Kidney Week. Benjamin Bowe, MPH, (Clinical Epidemiology Center at the VA Saint Louis Health Care…

Kidney disease globally attributed to PM2.5 pollution: Study

Pollution killing more people than wars-disasters

November 4, 2017 Lutfun NaharConflicts, Death, Lead News, Pollution

Environmental pollution — from filthy air to contaminated water — is killing more people every year than all war and violence in the world. More than smoking, hunger or natural disasters. More than AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined. One out…

Pollution killing more people than wars-disasters

Tough problems need tough solutions

November 3, 2017 NaimAir, Columns, Global warming, Pollution

By Sunita Narain Do not read me wrong. Last fortnight I had said we may breathe easier this winter. This does not mean we will breathe clean air. I meant compared to last winter air pollution would be lower because…

Tough problems need tough solutions

BD Cabinet approves tougher legislation on pesticides

October 30, 2017October 30, 2017 Lutfun NaharCourts law, Lead News, Pollution

The Cabinet today approved a proposed pesticide law suggesting tougher punitive actions against storing and marketing of adulterated bug killers meant for crop protection.

BD Cabinet approves tougher legislation on pesticides

Deforestation costs of Rohingya shelter camps

October 29, 2017 NaimConflicts, Forestry, Lead News, Migration, Pollution

Cox’s Bazar, Oct 29 – Burning firewood desperately by the Rohingya people of Ukhia, Teknaf and Naikhangchhari will destroy the ecosystem of the Cox’s Bazar deeply.

Deforestation costs of Rohingya shelter camps

How ‘Take-Make-Dispose’ economic model Kills

October 27, 2017 NaimOp-Ed, Pollution, Urban issues

By Baher Kamal Rome, Oct 26 (IPS) – The prevailing “Take-Make-Dispose” linear economic model consisting of voracious depletion of natural resources in both production and consumption patterns have proved to be one of the world’s main killers due to the…

How ‘Take-Make-Dispose’ economic model Kills

BD govt’s central office complex declared smoke-free zone

October 25, 2017 editorLast update, News, Pollution, What’s on

Dhaka, Oct 25 – Declaring Bangladesh Secretariat a smoke-free zone, the Cabinet Division has asked the secretaries of all the ministries to make sure that no one smokes in the country’s administrative hub.

BD govt's central office complex declared smoke-free zone

BD in highest level of pollution: It causes16pc deaths

October 20, 2017 NaimDeath, Lead News, Pollution

Pollution has been linked to nine million deaths worldwide in 2015, a report in The Lancet has found. Almost all of these deaths occurred in low- and middle-income countries, where pollution could account for up to a quarter of deaths.…

BD in highest level of pollution that causes 16pc deaths

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