environment

Rizwana at the first convocation of the University of Scholars held at the Sena Prangon in Dhaka Cantonment on 22 Feb. Photo: Ministry
Environment

Environmental protection key to shaping future: Rizwana

The newly-installed administrator held a views-exchange meeting with journalists at the DNCC hall room on Monday (17 February). Photo: Collected
Bangladesh

Protecting environment, public health to be prioritised: Dhaka North administrator

Environment Adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan. Sketch: TBS
Environment

2,000 acres of forest land recovered to be used for projects, says Rizwana on govt completing six months

A picture showing air quality on Banglamotor-Moghbazar Road on 2 February. Photo: Md Tajul Islam
Environment

Dhaka’s air quality turns 'hazardous' this morning

How BSRM is paving the way for green industrialisation
Industry

How BSRM is paving the way for green industrialisation

Representational image. Photo: TBS
Environment

Dhaka’s air most polluted in the world this morning

Photo: Collected
Asia

Ice in the sky: Thailand's fight against air pollution

Representational Photo: Collected
Environment

Plastic pollution poses threat to ecosystem, biodiversity of Sundarbans 

Syeda Rizwana Hasanat at the 15th National Nature Summit 2025 at Notre Dame College here as the chief guest. Photo : PID
Bangladesh

Rizwana urges all to be eco-centric to protect nature

With a score 0f 493, Dhaka topped the list of cities with most polluted air on 5 January. The picture was taken from Satmasjid Road. <a href ="https://www.tbsnews.net/author/md-tajul-islam" target="_blank">Md Tajul Islam</a>
Environment

Dhaka's air most polluted in the world this morning

A drive was carried out from 3:00pm to 6:00pm at the Shah Cement factory located in the West Mukterpur area. Photo: TBS
Court

Shah Cement fined Tk4 lakh in Munshiganj for violating environmental laws

Representational image. File Photo: TBS
Environment

Mild cold wave sweeping over parts of country: BMD

A man wearing a mask walks past an open dumping site near the Bogura Sericulture Extension Office where waste spills onto the road. As the largest municipality in Bangladesh by area, Bogura generates at least 300 tonnes of waste daily. Despite the operation of 20 trucks for waste removal, improper dumping persists negatively impacting residents, biodiversity, and water quality. The photo was taken recently. Photo: TBS
Environment

Bogura faces disposal crisis in absence of modern waste management