Environment
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Tharparkar: The Drought Crisis
Forced Migration, Loss of Assets, Debt and Growing Risks for Minority Communities By Mir Mohammad Junejo The prolonged drought in…
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Desert Kilns Destroy Rare Arid Topsoil
Health risks among brick kiln workers are widespread and deeply concerning. Respiratory illnesses such as chronic cough, bronchitis, and asthma…
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Past Wars Still Cost the Earth
The wars ended but their toxic legacy still poisons our land, seas, climate and future. By: Ramesh Raja From radioactive…
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The Green Road Corridors
Our cities need homes, but they also need trees. Our roads need safety, but they can also become green corridors.…
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When Pollution Is Painted Green
The Story of Industrial Deception When Environmental Responsibility Becomes a Marketing Slogan Instead of a Measurable Reality By: Ramesh Raja…
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Karachi –A City Without Trees
Trees are Karachi’s natural defense against deadly heat, climate change and an increasingly unlivable city By: Ramesh Raja Hats off…
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The Nature and the Human Relationship
Our true home is nature. We must reclaim this permanent address, prove our bond, and rediscover our real identity. If…
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Turning Urban Waste into Wealth
Urban Mining: Transforming Cities into Sustainable Resource Reservoirs Urban mining represents one of the most promising innovations in sustainable resource…
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Forest Therapy: Nature’s Silent Medicine
Forest therapy is emerging as a powerful reminder that nature is not separate from human health, but deeply connected to…
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Building a Carbon Credit Portfolio
Carbon Credits: From Basic Concept to Business Opportunity By Ramesh Raja Understanding Our Common Home The Earth is our common…
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