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World Meteorological Day
ISLAMABAD – World Meteorological Day was set apart across the globe remembering Pakistan for Walk 23 (Saturday) to underscore addressing…
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UN warns 2024 to be most hottest year on record
GENEVA: The United Nations has given an obvious admonition, expressing that 2024 was probably going to be significantly more sweltering…
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Climate strategy around the globe
The beginning and advancement of climate change strategy have been formed by logical revelations, political talks, and cultural changes in…
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Climate change: Govt begins cooperation with other S. Asian states
LAHORE: Pakistan has begun teaming up with other South Asian countries to share information, assets and systems to thwart approaching…
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High Heat Exposure For labour Cost Pakistan $16B In Lost Pay In 2022
Higher temperatures could cause more passings in the next few decades around the world as emanations ascend to new record…
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Another serious impact of climate change has been revealed by the World Meteorological Organization
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) of the United Nations has revealed another dangerous effect of climate change. The State of…
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Pakistan among countries hit by ‘out of equilibrium’ water cycle
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan was among the countries affected by “an out of equilibrium” hydrological cycle because of climate change in 2022,…
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Global Warming is Advancing Faster than Expected in European Region States WMO report
Europe is the fastest-warming of all the WMO regions, warming twice as much as the global average since the 1980s…
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Extreme weather events highlight need to do more: WMO
ISLAMABAD: Weather, water and climate-related disasters, including extreme flooding, heat and drought affected millions of people and cost billions in…
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5-billion People Face Inadequate Water Access Due To Severe Climate Change:UN
More than five billion people are expected to face a shortage of access to clean drinking water at least once…
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