Talking climate change, disaster management, and the geological state of Pakistan with Dr. Qasim Jan
Being one of the most prominent geologists in Pakistan, Dr. Qasim Jan is a recognized
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When Fast Profit Beats the Vision of Sustainability− Nature Responds
With this edition, we aim to challenge media-driven stereotypes of natural disasters.
Technology against natural disasters and its status in Pakistan
Promising algorithms will be available capable of fast and accurate hand in-depth analysis of data obtaining from the atmosphere, ocean, or the biosphere.
Can we end the Moon sighting controversy in Pakistan?
From the current scientific point of view, it was nearly impossible to see the crescent from any part of Pakistan through binoculars on May 12.
Aliza Ayaz speaks on Climate Action and Sustainable Development Goals
Leveraging this moment of crisis, when usual policies and social norms have been disrupted, bold steps can steer the world back on track towards the Sustainable Development Goals.
Modern Agriculture Techniques in the Desert of THAR
Dua Foundation is an NGO with small-man-power, struggling to regain the fertility of Thar Desert, once it was known for.
An interview with Dr. Pervaiz Amir on the role of water in Pakistan’s agro-based economy
In Pakistan, less than one percent of the total budget is allocated to the Ministry of Environment.
Melting Himalayan Glaciers: What it means for Pakistan
One cannot possibly stop a glacier collapse, but what can be done is ensuring the placement of an early alert system to minimize any damage to human lives.
The facts about Al Beruni’s experiments at Nandana, Pakistan
Al Beruni’s method of finding the circumference of Earth by the dip angle of horizon from the peak of a high mountain.
Food trends in South Asia
We don’t need Bar BQ’s, burger, pizza, ice cream, and candy corn to survive. They are not essentials of food requirements still an indispensable part of modern lifestyle.