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Endangered Plants in Pakistan: Key Threats & Fixes

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This artilce discuss the endangenered plants in Pakistan. The threats, the sustainable solutions. Introduction With its diverse geographical landscape, Pakistan hosts a rich variety of flora, including over 6,000 vascular […]

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Examining Pakistan’s Pioneering Initiative to Alleviate Poverty

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Examining SDG 1 in Pakistan: Efforts Towards Poverty Alleviation Introduction to Examining SDG 1 in Pakistan: Efforts Towards Poverty Alleviation Pakistan, like many developing countries, faces significant challenges in achieving […]

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Pakistan’s Vanishing Wildlife: A Race to Protect

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 Introduction: Pakistan is home to a rich and diverse flora and fauna, with habitats ranging from Thar and Cholistan’s arid deserts to Hunza’s cooler northern mountainous regions. However, many of […]

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Pakistan’s Water Crisis: Fueled by Climate Shift

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Pakistan’s water resources face a significant threat from climate change, exacerbating existing water scarcity issues and the impact of climate change on water scarcity in Pakistan. Implications …. The country heavily depends […]

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Can Pakistan Adapt to Climate Migration Pressures?

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Climate change is profoundly reshaping migration patterns across South Asia, compelling millions to abandon their homes due to environmental pressures such as floods, droughts, and rising sea levels. In Pakistan, for example, the catastrophic floods […]

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Pakistan’s $6.8T Plea: Climate Justice at COP29

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 Climate Action and Financial Justice: Pakistan’s $6.8 Trillion Call at COP29 for a Resilient South Asia (SDG 7 & 13) At COP29, Pakistan made a significant call for $6.8 trillion in climate finance, […]

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Air and Water Crises in South Asia and Pakistan: Can We Cope?

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South Asia, particularly Pakistan, faces significant environmental challenges stemming from air pollution and water scarcity, both of which pose serious threats to public health, economic growth, and ecological sustainability. Air pollution in urban […]

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Water Crisis in Pakistan: Between Drought and Flood

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Water scarcity in Pakistan is a critical and multifaceted issue that poses significant challenges to the country’s development and sustainability. The nation, heavily reliant on the Indus River system for its agricultural […]

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