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19
Aug
Unless the hidden evil is removed, the looting of stones will continue
Sharif Jamil is the Coordinator of Waterkeepers Bangladesh and an Executive Member of the US-based
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24
Feb
Inception Analysis and Mapping of Action Research on Water Impacts (IAMARWI) Survey-‐Dhaka, Bangladesh
Inception Analysis and Mapping of Action Research on Water Impacts (IAMARWI) Survey-‐Dhaka, Bangladesh IAMARWI Survey
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01
Jan
How to protect Buriganga and Dhaleshwari from tannery pollution
Buriganga Riverkeeper and Bangladesh Poribesh Andolon (BAPA) jointly organized a round table meeting at the
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26
Aug
Incomplete Tannery Park of Savar in the Upcoming Eid: Buriganga and Dhaleshwari’s Ongoing Pollution
Buriganga Riverkeeper and Bangladesh Poribesh Andolon (BAPA) jointly organized a Press Conference on “Incomplete Tannery
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12
Aug
Human Chain to Save Buriganga River from Shyampur’s Dyeing Pollution
After Hazaribagh Tannery, the second largest deadly clustered pollution directly to the Buriganga has been
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24
Jul
Consultative Meeting to Protect Buriganga River and to Prevent its Pollution
Once Buriganga was considered as a lifeline of Dhaka city. Ironically, the mighty Buriganga River,
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