Climate change threats: Way forward to Pakistan
From the arrival of early summers to record monsoon downpours, i.e., 87 percent heavier than
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“Fishing is not enough to survive”: Coral bleaching hurts jobs in Pakistan
These corals are now under stress in Astola Island and Churna Island, where the threat of extinction is prevalent.
Energy Crisis in Pakistan— Electricity Transmission and Distribution Analysis
This deficit in the supply and demand chain results in adjusting the 22000 MG electricity according to a consumer need of 25000MG, hence giving rise to load shedding.
Saving the Dark Skies: A Conversation with Rayan Khan on Discussing the Threats to Light Pollution
Wildlife experts have been raising the issue that thousands of migratory birds die each year because of light pollution.
The Beauty of Pakistan’s National Parks is on the Verge of Destruction
The Hingol national park, Hazar Ganji, and Chiltan national parks in Balochistan provide a safe habitat to several endangered species of flora and fauna.
Dr. Abro speaks on the role of Cyberspace in the National Security
“A paradigm shift in warfare is that cyber warfare is now an everlasting activity that would only intensify in times to come.”
Pakistan’s Ballistic Missile Program
The wars of 1965 and 1971 both taught Pakistan some precious lessons. The deterrence then possessed was not enough to scare off an enemy three times larger in military might.
Remote Sensing and GIS to Win− Managing disaster through Early Warning System
The GIS coupled with GPS is handy in search and rescue operations in disaster-impacted areas in the disaster relief phase.
Heal the Earth, Heal yourself
Earth Day: Exhausting the natural supplies and littering the earth is one of the greatest threats humankind has imposed
The cost of Pakistan Dams obsession
Pakistan has minimal water storage capacity compared to Indian dams that can save a maximum of 220 days of water, and the U.S. or Australian Dam can save quite 900 Days of storage capacity.