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Rivers, lakes and tap water in areas of Bangladesh that host garment factories are swarming with dangerous levels of toxic “forever chemicals,” some with links to serious health issues, according to new
Dhaka, Bangladesh-A study released today by the Environment and Social Development Organization (ESDO) and IPEN reveals high levels of toxic PFAS chemicals in surface and tap water samples collected near
Bangladesh’s Polluted Waters: Rivers Dying Due to Dyeing
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Water pollution is currently the number one challenge faced by the fast-growing textile and apparel industry in Bangladesh. In 2021, textile industries in Bangladesh will
Some of the toxic substances have been banned globally. Some of the toxic substances have been banned globally PFAS in textiles and water in Bangladesh," jointly
Garment industry in Bangladesh struggles to contain pollution
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However, only 556 of all the factories have effluent treatment plants (ETPs) on paper, Muhammad Monir Hossain, chair of the Bangladesh River Foundation, told The Third
Hazaribagh is home to the country's $1 billion tanning industry, a place where thousands work in the factories and chemicals makes the river slick and shiny. Everything
Made in Bangladesh. The truth about the social
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Inside the factory, shirtless workers stretch freshly dyed sheets of goat leather across industrial drying racks. Sleek and durable, the leather is in great demand at fashion
- How many effluent treatment plants are there in Bangladesh?
- However, only 556 of all the factories have effluent treatment plants (ETPs) on paper, Muhammad Monir Hossain, chair of the Bangladesh River Foundation, told The Third Pole. Of these, he said, just 18 have installed inter-process communication cameras, which allow the Department of Environment to monitor the ETPs remotely.
- How much pollution is produced by dyeing in Dhaka in 2021?
- In relation to that in 2021, around 349 million m3 of wastewater will be produced using conventional dyeing practices. According to the research from the Natural Resources Defences Council ( NRDC ), industrial pollution accounts for 60% of pollution in the Dhaka watershed, and the textile industry is the second largest contributor.
- How many washing and dyeing factories in Bangladesh discharge wastewater?
- Another study conducted by the Partnership for Cleaner Textile ( PaCT) shows that 719 washing, dyeing and finishing factories in Bangladesh discharge wastewater to rivers in its capital city, Dhaka.
- How many industrial wastewater treatment plants are there in Dhaka?
- Untreated industrial wastewater is released into Dhaka’s waters. Only 556 out of 2,220 factories in the industrial district of Gazipur have effluent treatment plants. Of these, fewer than 1% use or maintain the treatment plants, according to industry experts. (Image: ESDO) Ashfiq Mohammad Khalid, a rice farmer, has been making losses for years.
- Why is dyeing a problem in Dhaka?
- The dyeing industry in the Shyampur industrial area of southern Dhaka produces a massive amount of oil, grease and ammonia, which heavily contaminates local water bodies. Azaz told The Third Pole that no one can use this water and people have reported various physical problems, according to a recent study by the RDRC.
- Are waste management and recycling a major challenge for Bangladesh's ready-made garment industry?
- Sector insiders admitted at the Dhaka A pparel S ummit held in November 2022 that waste management and recycling are major challenges for the ready-made garment industry in Bangladesh.
