Causal Connection between Economic Growth and Carbon Release in Bangladesh : A Vector Autoregression (VAR) Model Study

Bangladesh's economy has been rising steadily during the last few decades. Bangladesh's GDP growth rate, IN particular, has been astounding during the last several years. The contribution made by Bangladesh's economy is diversifying on a daily basis. But first and foremost the primary issue is whether this growth is sustainable. The expansion occurs at Environmental contamination is never cost-effective. Global environmental conditions the world is evolving at a far faster rate than predicted during the last few years. It's maturing Day by day, the situation deteriorates. Bangladesh is one of the most at-risk countries in the world. The world's climate exchanging. The effects of climate change are clearly obvious to Bangladesh's environmental situation it is rapidlydeteriorating. A critical factor Rapid population expansion is to blame for this pollution. The majority of individuals are oblivious to environmental contamination. Another significant element to consider the industrial sector is responsible for carbon emissions and pollution. What are the variables? This report discusses the causes of such contamination. On the one hand, the economy is expanding; on the other hand, the environment is becoming more polluted. Mainly Carbon emissions are expanding at a breakneck pace. Growth that occurs the Environmental degradation is not acceptable. Bangladesh's development prospects this paper discusses and examines the price of environmental contamination. With the aid of time series data on economic growth and pollution in the environment, data on growth. Bangladesh's government has established manyinitiatives to rein in contamination of the environment. However, these regulations are insufficient to limit emissions. This report makes several policy recommendations that should be implemented to reduce pollution in the environment. Finally, any type of expansion must be sustainable. Economy. Without sustainability, growth will be short-lived and a perilous future awaits