Background Bangladesh is one of the countries most vulnerable to climate change (CC). A
basic understanding of public perception on vulnerability, attitude and the risk in relation to …

One of the most serious resource and health issues in coastal communities of Bangladesh is
the scarcity of safe drinking water, triggered by the combined effects of salinity, arsenic, and …

Natural hazards and major land-use/land-cover change can have significant impacts on
humans around the world. If these two concerns exist together in a coastal area, the …

This paper investigates the impacts of salinity on crop agriculture in south-central coastal
zone of Bangladesh, more particularly interior coast. The coastal areas of Bangladesh, with …

Safe drinking water scarcity is an acute problem in the coastal regions of Bangladesh which
is mainly caused by salinity intrusion. In this context, drinking water sources are severely …

In recent years, access to safe drinking water has been a major problem in many countries
in the world. The scarcity of safe drinking water is increasing due to increase in population …

Background The present study introduces an alternate tool of laboratory analysis named
Soil Health Card (SHC) for soil quality monitoring and routine field observations by farmers …

Accepted: 15 September 2020 People, ecosystems and resources are three crucial
components for understanding resource use conflicts. This study examines resource use …

Purpose This paper aims to examine the issues of environment and climate change policy
gaps and their impacts on the natural resources and ecosystems in southwest coastal …

Climate change is undeniable and unequivocal. Bangladesh, a low-lying coastal area in the
middle of the heavily populated mega-delta of the Ganges-Brahmaputra plain, is widely …