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Climate Change
Punjab to take into consideration climate change impact on economy
LAHORE: The Punjab government has decided to take into consideration the climate change impact on the Punjab economy in the…
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Climate Change
UN launches climate-strong lodging project in Pakistan
ISLAMABAD: The United Nations Office for Project Services (UNOPS has launched ‘GHAR (Green Housing Affordable Resilient), a drive pointed toward…
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Climate Change
Climate opportunities
SEVERAL significant opportunities at COP28 have set the heading of Pakistan’s climate process for the year ahead. Pakistan had the…
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Climate Change
A Thorough Flood Readiness and Reaction Plan for Punjab
Media Foundation 360, as a team with the U.S. Division of State, coordinated a three-day consultative meeting named ‘Flood Readiness…
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Climate Change
Misfortune and harm
Climate change is one of the most basic security issues for individuals, presenting serious social, ecological, and formative difficulties. The…
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GREEN Investments
15% water shortage likely during rabi crop
Pakistan is likely to face a 15% water shortage during the current rabi crop season starting October 1, though it…
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Climate Change
Several thousands emptied in Pakistan as Punjab hit with flooding
In the beautiful Bamboret valley in northern Pakistan valley, everyone ranch calmly in fields encompassed by mountains – however this…
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Climate Change
Disastrous floods Stories of Suffering in Pakistan
Nine months after Pakistan’s disastrous floods, numerous regions stay submerged. Another stormy season is quick drawing nearer and heat waves…
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Ruthless rains
DISASTERS are natural; the ensuing havoc is manmade. Once again, familiar monsoon misery returns with intense downpour and another round…
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Climate Change
Climate March demands urgent steps to save fast degrading environment
KARACHI: The Climate March 2023, which saw a large number of individuals, communities and organisations walking from Frere Hall to…
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