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- 1. RAMPAL Coal-fire Power Plant and the destruction of SUNDARBANS A PRESENTION by :-Md. NAYON HOSSAIN, Student, department of environmental sciences , JAHANGIRNAGAR university
- 2. The Flooded forest …the SUNDARBANS… LET,s discover more…… 1.World largest mangrove forest 2.Unesco declared as world heritage site 3.Total area of SUNDARBANS Bangladesh is 5,771 sq.km 4.Home of Royal BANGEL tiger, 5.The rainfall and humidity are both high.it supports a spectacular wildlife both in terms of number and variety
- 3. Bangladesh
- 6. Natural beauty of SUNDARBANS Home of 49 species of mammals 315 Species of birds
- 7. The SUNDARBANS are home to mammals, birds reptiles ,fish , an insect population including honey - bees
- 8. THE SUNDARBANs…………….. Mammals 49 species including Javan Rhinocers , water buffalo , gangs river dolphin, swamp deer ,gaur , hog deer ,spotted deer birds 315 species, raptors, water-fowl, grey headed , Sandi pipers , fish eagle Herons Reptiles 53 species , crocodiles, monitors, Indian python, turtle, king kobra , spectacled cobra fishes 120 species , tiger shark, bull shark, hammerheads, anchovy SUNDARBANS provide livelihood to…. 300,000 people,2.5 million people live in surrounding villages
- 9. How The RAMPAL Coal Power Plant will Destroy The SUNDARBANS………….
- 10. Location of RAMPAL coal power plant….very near to SUNDARBANS…
- 11. Location of thermal power stations are avoided within 25 km of the outer periphery of the following… 1.metropolitan cities 2.Nationalpark and wildlifesanctuaries 3.Ecologically Sensative areas like tropical forest biosphere reserve ,important lake and coastalareas rich coral formation
- 12. But in Bangladesh , it is being allowed to set up a large coal based thermal power plant at a distance of 14 km.
- 13. At a glance RAMPAL power plant……
- 14. Impact area….
- 15. Impacts during pre-construction and construction time…
- 16. Rice production is 62,353 tons in the entire area and 1285 in location area
- 18. Some scattered mangrove would be removed for jetty construction .During construction phase ,solid waste and wastes water discharge to the river would cause water pollution .Destroy the habitat of birds ,eagle . Creating noise pollution .EIA report concerns that ,”if the navigational ,spillages ,noise , speed ,lighting ,waste disposal rules are not properly maintained, it may impactthe ecosystem of royal BENGAL tiger, deer , crocodiles, dolphins,mangrove etc.
- 19. Impacts during operation stage……
- 20. The coal power plant will be operational for at least 25 years
- 21. Impacts of Toxic sulfur and Nitrogen Gases
- 23. Destroy the food web of SUNDARBANS…..
- 24. Impact of coal transportation through SUDARBANS
- 25. At a glance….. 1.Watercolumn may be polluted 2.shipto ship transfer activites at AKARM point will generat noise thus creat distrubnce to the wildlife of SUNDARBANS 3.Thecoalcarrying vessels ,plying along to PASSURE river ,will generate wave which will cause shore erosion
- 27. Other PROBLEM ……… 1.Thepower plant will generate 7 lakh tonnes of sky ash 2 lakh Tonnes of bottom ash per year 2.Theashes contain sulfur carbon dioxide, arsenic, mercury, lead, chromium ,
- 28. Prof Dr. M A SATTAR in his study showed that……… Ground water of POSSUR would be polluted by amount of waste produced due to burning of the coal and toxic substance can contaminate drinking water
- 29. The project…..
- 30. The distance…….
- 31. So we should raise our voice to save SUDARBANS …….
- 33. Stop RAMPAL…….
- 34. Save SUNDARBANS …… Raise your voice
- 35. Our slogan……….
- 36. What we want……….
- 37. Thanks to all