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We should go to the sources of plastic for real solution: M Zakir Hossain Khan

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The world is observing World Environment Day today (5 June). Bangladesh’s theme this year is “Say no to plastic pollution—it is time to act.”

He spoke with us about the significance of the day and what Bangladesh should really do to protect the environment, biodiversity and nature.

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