In rural parts of the country, plastic waste infiltrates rivers, irrigation channels, and croplands, disrupting daily life and livelihoods. Yet, this reality rarely garners attention.

Central Asia, a landlocked region dominated by arid and semi-arid climates, is home to several major internal drainage basins ...

As the population grows and urbanization and agro-industrial activity increase, the demand for freshwater is expected to rise ...

Over 2.2 billion people lack safe drinking water, and 3.5 billion lack proper sanitation—key risks for child mortality and stunting. The World Bank helps countries improve water and sanitation ...

The report "Point-of-use Water Treatment Systems Market by Device (Countertop Units, Free Standing Water Purifier), Technology (Reverse ...

In 2002, when Bangladesh declared a complete ban on the production, import, marketing, and use of polythene bags—a type of ...

The Sutang River runs for around 51 miles between India and Bangladesh ... and the water triggers itching when it comes in contact with the skin." Many farmers rely on the river, but the Daily Post ...

The numbers are chilling. Development activist Shahid Hasan revealed that 67 per cent of Bangladesh’s water pollution flows from the garment industry, with leather processing a close second. “Poor ...

The Ganga Water ... and drinking water needs under the Ganga Water Treaty after 2026. Low-flow water-sharing disputes are common during the lean season. Because of India’s growing upstream water ...

The Ganga Water Treaty ... to guarantee Bangladesh’s fair share for the preservation of its environment, ensuring food security and energy production, flood mitigation and pollution management ...

The Ganga Water Treaty ... to guarantee Bangladesh’s fair share for the preservation of its environment, ensuring food security and energy production, flood mitigation and pollution management ...