River dredging in Bangladesh: Investigation shows government claims don’t add up

Mongabay
Dec 24, 2024, 4:48 am212 pts
Over the last two decades, Bangladesh has spent a large amount of money to restore its waterways by dredging the rivers across the country to clear some silt and sand. The government planned to make the waterways navigable for carrying goods and passengers, to reduce the pressure on roads and transportation…

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