Salinity intrusion is a major issue for those who live near the coast in Bangladesh. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the salinity of various farmland and pond water; soil in two unions within the Paikhgachha ...

In the Bandarban district of Bangladesh, optical satellite imagery has been analyzed for the purpose of determining the spatial distribution of land use and land cover (LULC) categories, as well as the temporal changes ...

Bangladesh's coastal regions are frequently hit by cyclones. The Sundarbans' natural mangrove forests offer protection from storm damage, prompting government to launch a mangrove afforestation initiative in 1966. These ...

The purpose of this study is to investigate and give a brief perception of Impact of industrial pollution on human health in to the community by contrasting Mirpur Area, Dhaka, Bangladesh. The research was conducted by ...

Bangladesh is a major agricultural country, more than 70% of the population is dependent on the crops produced by rural farmers. Rural farmers are facing various problems while growing crops for the people. When farmers ...

The use of one-time plastics is growing at an unusual rate. Plastic products that are no longer used or discarded after use are known as one-time plastics. Many types of onetime plastic products are now easy to catch. ...

Buriyanga river is originated from Dhaleshweri and its referred as one of the most polluted River around Dhaka. On the last decade significant numbers of textile and tannery industries Have been established on the bank ...

The study was conducted to know the status of water quality of Hatirjheel lake in Dhaka city. There are nine water samples from different locations of this lake has been analyzed for various physiochemical parameters ...

Bangladesh is a deltaic land with hundreds of rivers. Many of them flow through and fall into the Bay of Bengal. Changing climate leads to the SLR and rising sea level causes the salinity in river water. The increasing ...

Bangladesh is a deltaic land with hundreds of rivers. Many of them flow through and fall into the Bay of Bengal (BoB). Changing climate lead to the SLR and rising sea level causes the salinity in river water. The increasing ...