The frequency of landslides and related economic and environmental damage has
increased in recent decades across the hilly areas of the world, no exception is Bangladesh …

Urban lakes confront significant threats due to changes in land use and land cover (LULC)
resulting from urbanization and subsequent climate change. This review discusses the …

The world's largest mangrove forest (Sundarbans) is facing an imminent threat from heavy
metal pollution, posing grave ecological and human health risks. Developing an accurate …

Rapid urbanization has led to drastic land-use/cover changes (LUCCs) and urban heat
islands (UHIs), negatively altering the urban climate and air quality. LUCC's significant …

The Sundarbans mangrove forest in Bangladesh underpins local livelihoods in multiple
ways, but its ecological integrity is under threat. In this paper, we seek to explore how local …

The World's most extensive mangrove region, the Sundarbans ecosystem, is highly
biodiverse but severely stressed. Past, present, and future potential changes in Sundarbans …

Mangroves are ecosystems within the intertidal zone of tropical and subtropical coasts; they
offer ecosystem services such as protection from coastal erosion and storms and flood …

Coastal mangroves have been lost to deforestation for anthropogenic activities such as
agriculture over the past two decades. The genesis of methane (CH 4), a significant …

Over the past century, anthropogenic activities have had a significant impact on low-lying
deltas. In this article, we utilized Landsat satellite images and sea-level data from the past …

Abstract Spanning across Bangladesh and India, the Sundarban Delta consists of over a
thousand islands, the majority of which are protected. These islands are important for the …