Bangladesh generates about 87,000 tonnes of single-use plastics annually, much of which ends up as waste. As a result, the government has begun enforcing a ban on single-use plastics as part of ...
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Bangladesh’s new government implements strong measures to eliminate single-use plasticThe newly formed government in Bangladesh is about to implement the existing law regarding plastic usage by strictly banning — initially — single-use plastic and, gradually, all possible ...
Workers dry plastic bags for recycling in Dhaka, capital of Bangladesh, on Sept 8. MUNIR UZ ZAMAN/AFP Bangladesh is banning polythene and polypropylene bags across all major stores starting Oct 1 ...
Traders made the comments at a press conference organized by the Plastic Foundation of Bangladesh at the Nasrul Hamid Auditorium of Dhaka Reporters Unity. They also said that if an alternative is ...
In the House of Mirrors, political captives were pushed to the brink of insanity and death. Some are telling their stories ...
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New tourism restrictions to protect Bangladesh’s unique wetlands and coral-rich islandIn a bid to protect biodiversity hotspots in the country, Bangladesh plans to restrict tourism and introduce ...
If any decision taken by the government without consulting stakeholders puts the plastic industry at risk, then the traders will have no choice but to take to the streets, said businessmen today (14 ...
Two years ago, Nahid Islam graduated from Dhaka University with a bachelor thesis that examined why no student movement in Bangladesh had ever managed to reach its goals. Little does it matter ...
What is the best way for users of pick-ups or double cabs to secure luggage against weather or theft? Baji There are four ...
The newly formed government in Bangladesh is about to implement the existing law regarding plastic usage by strictly banning ...
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