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Climate Change
How IWT Suspension Threatens Pakistan’s Honey Industry
Fakhar e Alam
Peshawar: As the first light of dawn spreads over the plains of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, 32-year-old beekeeper Hussain Khan begins another journey not of leisure, but of survival.
In his hometown of Nowshera, dwindling bee…
Ancient Swat River Faces Modern Threats
Fakhar-e-Alam
Peshawar: As dawn breaks over the snow-clad ridges of the Maraghazar hills in Swat, a pale gold light spills across the waters of the Swat River.
In Minglawar Valley, 50-year-old Ataullah Khan steps out of his…
Wild Boars Wreak Havoc in Abbottabad Suburb, Kill Livestock
APP
Abbottabad: Residents of Bakot, a suburban area of Abbottabad, are gripped by fear after wild boars broke into several houses over the past week, killing goats, chickens and other domestic animals.
Locals said the animals forced…
Sindh Launches ‘Teach for Trees’ as Schools Reopen April 1
News Desk
Karachi: The Sindh government has tied the start of the 2026 academic year to an ambitious environmental campaign, announcing that schools across the province will reopen on April 1 under the theme “Teach for Trees” in a bid…
Nearly 15% of Corals Lost to Rising Sea Temperatures
News Desk
Islamabad: An international team of scientists has delivered a stark warning about the health of the planet’s coral ecosystems, revealing that more than half of the world’s reefs have been affected by mass bleaching.
The…
Islamabad’s Green Dream Faces a Harsh Reality
News Desk
Islamabad: Islamabad, once celebrated for its lush greenery and carefully planned open spaces, is facing growing criticism over widespread tree cutting linked to infrastructure development, prompting public protests and legal…
A Hunter’s Lament as Bajaur’s Wetlands Disappear
Shah Khalid Shah
Bajaur: For more than three decades, Tariq Rahim’s winters and springs began before sunrise. Wading silently through ponds and wetlands along the Khwar stream near his village of Khar, he followed a ritual inherited…
NA Committee Slams Massive Tree-Cutting in Islamabad
News Desk
Islamabad: The National Assembly Standing Committee on Climate Change and Environmental Coordination has raised serious concerns over the large-scale felling of trees across Islamabad, highlighting weak coordination among…
Universities Must Bridge Research, Policy to Fight Climate Threats
News Desk
Islamabad: National and international educationists and scientists have called for greater interdisciplinary research and global scientific collaboration to address urgent challenges such as climate change, food security,…
Wetlands Take Center Stage in Pakistan’s Climate Planning
Abdul Samad Tariq
Peshawar: As Pakistan reels from intensifying climate shocks — catastrophic floods, prolonged droughts and deepening water scarcity — one of its strongest defenses remains largely invisible and undervalued: wetlands.…