Effect of brick kiln on arable land degradation, environmental pollution and consequences on livelihood of Bangladesh​

Hossain, M. A.; Zahid, A. M.; Arifunnahar, M.; Siddique, M. N. A.

doi:10.18801/jstei.060219.50

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“…The research finds that there has been a misalignment between government policies and practices for the implementation of the global agenda. Thus, the progress is mixed, and the achievement of the UN's SDGs has been at stake [27,87].…”

Section: Waste From Municipal Areamentioning

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Influence of Circular Economy Phenomenon to Fulfil Global Sustainable Development Goal: Perspective from Bangladesh

2021

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This paper highlights the extent of the relationships between circular economy (CE) practices and the implementation of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Specifically, the paper takes part in academic debates regarding CE and SDGs. It qualitatively investigates national governments’ policy response and practices, with a focus on Bangladesh. The study finds varying degrees of momentum in the national policy response to SDGs and thus, it answers two research questions: (i) what is the relevance of CE practices to the United Nations (UN) SDGs? (ii) What are the responses from the Bangladeshi government to fulfil the UN SDGs regarding sustainable consumption and production with CE? As CE is a global trend, the research suggests that broad, conscientious connection and collaboration at the national level are essential. The findings implicate national governments in developing countries and UN SDGs for their policies and programme reassessment, considering the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sustainable development.

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Section: Waste From Municipal Areamentioning

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Influence of Circular Economy Phenomenon to Fulfil Global Sustainable Development Goal: Perspective from Bangladesh

2021

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“…Generally, brick kilns use the quality topsoil of farming land as raw material, which is a substantial ecological concern as studies mentioned (M. A. Hossain, Zahid, Arifunnahar, & Siddique, 2019). Usually, the alluvial soils of the land considered precious than others for farming.…”

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“…Yet, soil richness decline was proved in numerous agricultural zones of Bangladesh, and that influencing the productivity of land and environment (M. A. Hossain et al, 2019). According to the department of environment of Bangladesh, the country has above 7,000 brick kilns and nearly 23 billion bricks producing yearly.…”

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A Mediating Effect of Green Market Orientation on the Environmental Performance: From a Literature Review to a Conceptual Framework

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Academic and business interest in sustainability and green practice has grown up considerably in recent years. Entrepreneurial orientation and market orientation are the two most researched issues in the SME sector. Instead, the business has proven a direct and indirect effect on our mother nature, which is not in favour of the environment. Even the SME sector and environmental issues are very closely related to upcoming challenges and opportunities for Bangladesh. So depending on previous studies, this paper presented a way of the better environmental performance of the SME sector that is positively influenced by green entrepreneurial orientation. Side of that, this paper also focused on the mediating effect of green market orientation. The main purpose of this paper can divide into two categories. One is a details literature view on the topics, and another is a conceptual framework for this research field. This study provides insights and suggestions from previous researches for government and a related organization, including business firms of the SME sector. The study also covers the significant outlines and reviews in this field. Further, it explores specific features of green practices in SME as well as limitations of present research; but it helps to stimulate further study.

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“…Brick making (Hossain et al, 2019) is an ancient industry of the world (Maithel and Uma, 2000) and its evolution is recorded around 6,000-7,000 BC (Momčilović-Petronijević et al, 2018). Although brick furnaces are established all over the world (Bandyopadhyay et al, 2006), the highest production (90%) is associated with South Asia (Weyant et al, 2014;Tusher et al, 2018).…”

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Brick Sector and Air Quality: An Integrated Assessment towards 2020 Challenge of Environment Development

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Brick sector is a mainstay of the urban economy of Punjab. The traditional technology of brick making emits a lot of toxic gases and smoke particulates into air. Hence, the Government of the Punjab, Pakistan announced a ban on low technology brick kiln operations during winter season by the end of December 2020. Initially, the existing set up of brick kilns and air pollution levels were evaluated before and during lockdown period using spatial application. Further, environmental parameters such as aerosols, carbon monoxide, ozone, sulfur dioxide and carbon dioxide were determined to analyze the air quality, including metrological factors. Results of the study exhibited that the upper and central regions of Punjab are the major hubs of brick kilns. So, the level of air quality was inconsistent in the study period due to the existence of large mushrooms of brick kilns. Further, despite lockdown the highest concentration of carbon monoxide was recorded in the eastern side of the province, such as Kasur, Lahore, and Sheikhupura. The level of aerosols also fluctuated and shifted its trends in the central and southern part of the province. While SO2 and CO2 level declined and revealed a satisfactory level of air quality during shutdown. On the other hand, no significant relation to metrological factors, such as rain, is involved in the pollution reduction. Conclusively, the findings of the present study encourage the government agencies to realign the stringent control measures to improve the quality of air in the winter months using the experience of quarantine in 2020.

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Effect of brick kiln on arable land degradation, environmental pollution and consequences on livelihood of Bangladesh

Cited by 28 publications

References 5 publications

Influence of Circular Economy Phenomenon to Fulfil Global Sustainable Development Goal: Perspective from Bangladesh

Influence of Circular Economy Phenomenon to Fulfil Global Sustainable Development Goal: Perspective from Bangladesh

A Mediating Effect of Green Market Orientation on the Environmental Performance: From a Literature Review to a Conceptual Framework

Brick Sector and Air Quality: An Integrated Assessment towards 2020 Challenge of Environment Development

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Effect of brick kiln on arable land degradation, environmental pollution and consequences on livelihood of Bangladesh​

Cited by 28 publications

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Influence of Circular Economy Phenomenon to Fulfil Global Sustainable Development Goal: Perspective from Bangladesh

Influence of Circular Economy Phenomenon to Fulfil Global Sustainable Development Goal: Perspective from Bangladesh

A Mediating Effect of Green Market Orientation on the Environmental Performance: From a Literature Review to a Conceptual Framework

Brick Sector and Air Quality: An Integrated Assessment towards 2020 Challenge of Environment Development

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