RESUMO
The main goal of sustainable development is to engage the public in setting the groundwork for developing profiles based on carrying capacity assessments. Since industrial projects are located in traditional, non-industrial zones, the broad human resource development program includes environmental research, education, and training to build technical and practical skills in the country-based and scientific statistics system data gathering. It is noteworthy that the examinations were conducted sporadically and that the research did not correspond to the pollution level in Bangladesh's waterways. Therefore, it is essential to conduct a methodical examination that may offer a complete picture of river pollution so that appropriate preventative actions can be adopted to safeguard against pollution threats. Bangladesh has many environmental issues, including dirty air from various vehicles, unhealthy water, accumulating urban waste, untreated sewage, interior air pollution from wood smoke, and usage of fad-driven contemporary materials in homes. Each of them contributes more to the destruction of the environment. With the current trend of population growth followed by the construction of companies to suit their wants, such a situation may worsen. Hazardous gases, dust particles, or liquid effluents are the waste products emitted from industrial sources. These discharges are full of harmful chemicals that pollute aquatic ecosystems, disrupt the local biota, and eventually harm living things and associated flora and animals. As a result, studies were conducted, including the physicochemical characterization of sugar refineries, distilleries, and other rivers that receive such effluents. These characteristics of subsurface water were also taken into consideration throughout the inquiry. This research will be anticipated to offer proper preventive methods for preserving the purity of the Bangladeshi rivers.
