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The Dark Side of Climate Change: Crimes, Conflicts and Environmental Destruction

It was the afternoon of an Arid winter season, in January 2025, when trails of smoke billowed through the sky as wildfires consumed acres...

Caring in Crisis— Protecting Pregnant Women and Newborn from Climate Change Fallout

It was a freezing January morning in 2025. Gull Bibi woke up at 6 a.m. and hurried to the kitchen. The temperature in her...

Weather wonders that left us puzzled in 2024

Bastian Werner, a German photographer, has recorded multiple events of ice halos around the sun since December 2023. This image features Ice Halos over...

Global Waste Management Challenges: Can Blockchain Provide a Solution?

It was a hot morning in May 2024. I quickly gulped down my tea and rushed to the cab. I had a scheduled interview...

Pakistan’s climate change policies and efforts for environmental justice

“Global warming should be seen not as an environmental crisis but as a human rights issue that risks the lives and livelihoods of millions.”...

The Power of Pacific— How ENSO is Shaping our World

Aisha bursts into the classroom, eyes wide with excitement and worry. “Teacher, have you heard about the massive hurricane crossing the Atlantic? It’s supposed...

Population Growth and Environmental Sustainability— The Power of Awareness

In the ongoing debate over environmental sustainability, population growth is often cited as a significant contributing factor to environmental degradation. However, the correlation between...

Pakistan’s Science Policy lacks Diplomatic Initiatives

Diplomacy has deep roots in history as it is one of the oldest methods of sustaining exquisite relations among nations based on their interests...

Cooling Karachi — Combating Urban Heat with Green Spaces

Results indicate that parts of Karachi face scorching heat due to large areas of empty land with little greenery. This is especially true in Karachi West district, where neighbourhoods like Mauripur and Mangopir see average surface temperatures exceeding 42°C! In contrast, areas with more parks and green spaces, like Karachi Central and East, have fewer hot zones and cooler temperatures.

Let’s heal the Earth to unleash the power of earning a better livelihood

Earth Day 2024: According to the National Climate Assessment, human causes are the biggest reason for global warming.

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