Subh-e-nau: An Environment and Public Health Concern Pakistan

08/09/2025

What makes us human beings is our curiosity which is the essence of human existence, and space exploration has been part of humankind for a long time.

Throughout history, humans have looked to the skies to navigate the vast oceans, to decide when to plant their crops and to answer questions like where we come from, how we got here and where can grow.

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05/09/2025

Pakistan still generates a little over half of its electricity from fossil fuels, yet it already secures an unusually high share of power from low carbon sources by global standards, led by hydropower and a growing contribution from wind and solar. This mixed picture captures both risk and opportunity. Staying on a fossil path locks the economy to volatile fuel prices and rising climate and health costs.

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30/08/2025

Defossilization with ushering of new, sustainable pathways of renewable energy and development

Pakistan still generates a little over half of its electricity from fossil fuels, yet it already secures an unusually high share of power from low carbon sources by global standards, led by hydropower and a growing contribution from wind and solar. This mixed picture captures both risk and opportunity. Staying on a fossil path locks the economy to volatile fuel prices and rising climate and health costs.

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29/08/2025

Dr. Musadik Malik from Ministry of Climate Change, participated in National Plantation Month.

28/08/2025

25/08/2025

National Plantation Month continues . . .

24/08/2025

Children Celebrating Independence Day by Tree Plantation

22/08/2025

Cleaning & Land Preparation before Tree Plantation

31/07/2025

Realizing collective climate resilience against monsoonal floods: From reactive crisis management to proactive preparedness.
As heavy monsoon rains once again wreak havoc across Pakistan this summer, the familiar scenes of flooded towns, damaged infrastructure, and displaced communities underscore a critical reality: the nation remains dangerously reactive to disasters.

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08/07/2025

26/06/2025

E-Waste: A rising environmental concern
E-waste is fast becoming an environmental issue for Pakistan. We must find solutions that align with sustainability and equity.

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02/06/2025

Saving our sea for the sake of life and security for all
The Arabian Sea, stretching along Pakistan's 1,046-kilometer coastline, has long been a cornerstone of the nation's identity and prosperity. However, escalating environmental challenges now threaten its vitality, posing significant risks to both ecological balance and human well-being.

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