global warming

‘Habitat, breeding patterns of birds being affected by climate change’

 
Karachi: The changing rain pattern is having disastrous effects on numerous species of indigenous birds, with many of them being unable to breed due to this year’s delayed monsoon rains.

 

05 September, 2012
The News
Jan Khaskheli

Peanuts

 Compared to what is to come, today’s cost of living in Pakistan is absolutely peanuts and yet we don’t pay enough serious attention to climate change. Ignoring ground realities is not going to make weather patterns revert to normal.
19 April, 2013
Zahrah Nasir
14 June, 2011

Clean dev mechanism to tackle climate change: Farooq

 Islamabad—The Climate Change 

05 September, 2012
Pakistan Observer
Online

Environment degradation costing country Rs 1 billion daily

LAHORE - Poor implementation of environmental laws and regulations cost the country Rs 1 billion daily as threats of further deterioration loom large amid a rising population, depleting resources and global warming. The country is vulnerable to frequent natural disasters in the form of droughts, floods and earthquakes which cost the country additional losses amounting to billions.

2011 was ninth-warmest year since 1880 – Nasa

WASHINGTON: The global average temperature last year was the ninth-warmest in the modern meteorological record, continuing a trend linked to greenhouse gases that saw nine of the 10 hottest years occurring since the year 2000, Nasa scientists said on Thursday.
A separate report from the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said the average temperature for the United States in 2011 as the 23rd warmest year on record.

21 January, 2012
Daily Dawn
21 January, 2012

UN official to discuss global warming in Pakistan

08 February, 2011
Daily Dawn
Our reporter
06 February, 2011

Climate change talks move ahead in Cancun

CANCUN (Mexico): Delegates attending the UN Climate Change Conference 2010, currently being held in Cancun, Mexico, describe the atmosphere as one of cautious optimism. Expectations have been lowered since the disappointing failure of the Copenhagen Summit held a year ago in 2009 when world leaders could not agree on a legally binding treaty to curb carbon emissions causing global warming.

08 December, 2010
Daily Dawn
Rina Saeed Khan
06 December, 2010

Sun’s warming role

RESEARCHERS have found the waxing and waning of the sun affects our planet’s temperature in exactly the opposite way scientists had thought. The work suggests, counterintuitively, that when the sun is at the dimmest point of its 11-year solar cycle, as it was in December 2009, it warms the Earth most, and vice versa.

08 October, 2010
Daily Dawn
Damian Carrington
08 October, 2010

Environment: Miner detail

 The mines and minerals department of the government of Sindh is developing a number of coal fields in the province, including the Thar coal field. The project is expected to give way to development and prosperity in the region. The mines department has undertaken wide-ranging measures aimed at accelerated development of the Thar coal field to help cater to the electricity needs of ...
06 July, 2010
F.H. Mughal
Daily Dawn
18 April, 2010

Renewable energy: Power on the go

 Pakistan is presently facing a major problem with respect to power crisis. But this can be managed by exploiting our indigenous resources, i.e. natural resources like solar, wind, hydro and involving our energetic public. The solution would be long-lasting and sustainable because it will be based on our own resources unlike the power and gas supplies from other regional countries, ...
06 July, 2010
Shafiq Khan
Daily Dawn
04 July, 2010