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A world of forests and filth
The more I learn to appreciate the fragile beauty of the mountains and
hills among which I live, the more do the vast majority of the population
appear set to destroy the environment they profess, at least in public, to
care for and, now that the tourist season has arrived, this unwarranted
decimation is in full swing.
17 May, 2013
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30 April, 2012
Posted under: Featured Articles
Lost in the flood
*It swept under the doors, through the windows, down the chimney soaking the
walls as it came: turning rugs sodden as it crept insidiously across the
floor, leaving the house stinking of wet wool, wet cement, wet dogs. The
power disappeared three days ago. The phone was off, then on, then off and is
now, after pleading with the lineman, back on for the time being.*
10 May, 2013
08 August, 2010
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Sustaining a powerless environment
The first sprinkling of snow lays glittering blue-white on the heights of the
Pir Panjal mountains across the Jhelum Valley in Azad Kashmir and night time
temperatures are dropping rapidly now that winter is in the offing.
Posted under: News
Zardari for turning Pakistan greener
ISLAMABAD: President Asif Ali Zardari has called for concerted efforts to turn the country green by planting maximum trees and for active engagement with international community to address environmental issues.
05 July, 2012
05 June, 2012
Posted under: Opinion
Tree plantation: sustainability needed
THIS refers to the tree plantation campaign of the government which is likely
to start on Feb 13. Things are bound with priorities, and priorities come
through interests.
14 February, 2012
14 February, 2012
Posted under: News
Number of migratory birds visiting Rawal Lake dwindling
08 February, 2011
07 February, 2011
Posted under: Opinion
Saving the mangrove forest
THIS is apropos of the letter ‘Save local mangroves forest’ (Jan
25). Abdul Ghani, a poor fisherman, had established this office for community
development and he started training people at a closed government school,
implemented a small project and activities for conservation of mangroves and
its nursery, implemented a project from ICI Pakistan so that the wives of
local ...
Posted under: News
Helga wants people to care more for
HELGA Ahmed, 74, wants the people of Pakistan to be more caring for their country. For her, one of the ways to show that they care is to work for reducing pollution.
28 January, 2011
23 January, 2011
