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Between 1980 and 2024, Dhaka lost 60% of its water bodies, saw a 3–5°C rise in land temperature, and experienced a sevenfold increase in densely populated areas. Green coverage dropped to just 11.6%, far below international standards. Experts warn this is not just poor planning but environmental injustice threatening future generations. Without urgent legal recognition of nature’s rights and sustainable urban reforms, Dhaka faces an irreversible ecological crisis.

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Bonik Barta 28 Jul 25

60% of Dhaka's Water Bodies Lost, Temperature Rises by 5°C

Between 1980 and 2024, densely populated areas in Dhaka have increased sevenfold, surface temperatures have risen by 3 to 5 degrees Celsius, and nearly 60% of the city's water bodies have disappeared. These alarming findings come from a study analyzing 44 years of satellite imagery and land surface temperature data, painting a stark picture of Dhaka’s environmental degradation. The primary causes identified are poor governance and unregulated urbanization.


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