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Sheheryar KhanDawn (Magazines) |
The world isn’t just running short of water. According to a new UN report, it is going bankrupt. For Pakistan, dependent on a single river basin
Pakistan’s major cities are expanding rapidly — and dying slowly. Lahore’s air is unbreathable, Karachi’s natural defences are
Pakistan’s cities are expanding outward at unprecedented rates, replacing vegetated land with concrete sprawl. This isn’t just an
London and Paris were once as choked and polluted as Pakistan’s cities are today. Their remarkable recovery offers a clear blue
In the face of recurring environmental disasters such as floods, heatwaves, resource scarcity and toxic air, what does it mean
The biggest climate challenge in Pakistan isn’t just rising temperatures — it’s the growing gap between policy rhetoric and
From Sui gas to fast bowlers and the environment, Pakistan’s approach towards its resources is one of extraction as
From Sui gas to fast bowlers and the environment, Pakistan’s approach towards its resources is one of extraction as
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