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Damned if we don’t

 I dealist environmental organisations badly need to pull their heads out of cloud cuckoo land and tackle issues of extreme importance in a responsibly sane manner with ‘Friends of the Earth’.
09 May, 2013
Zahrah Nasir
21 June, 2011

Water gardening

 Apparently an expensive option, a water feature gives a garden a natural look, as it attracts all sorts of wildlife, birds and insects besides arousing children’s interest, writes Zahrah Nasir
20 April, 2013
Zahrah Nasir
Daily Dawn
22 December, 2004

Security seekers

To begin with, Pakistan is the world’s sixth most populous country with an estimated population of 177.1 million as per the statistics of 2011 and with 65pc of its population concentrated in the rural areas, whereas, 35pc is residing in the urban areas. Majority (67pc) of Pakistan’s rural populace is associated with agriculture that is a major source of their livelihood; ...
13 April, 2012
Altaf Hussain
The News
13 April, 2012

Fishermen vow to protect mangroves from land mafia

KARACHI, Jan 10: Coastal communities of Keamari Town in a meeting at Kaka Pir village vowed to launch a campaign to stop the cutting of mangroves in the area.

11 January, 2011
Daily Dawn
Our Staff Reporter
11 January, 2011

De-silting of Sindh canals

THE de-silting of canals, distributaries and minors is a regular feature. But farmers complain that the job is not well done and is often ill-timed. The president of the Farmers Organisation Council (FOC) Javed Junejo crticises SIDA officials’ pathetic performance and lambastes provincial irrigation department.
10 January, 2011
Daily Dawn
10 January, 2011

Illiteracy blamed for poor mustard crop yield

CHAKWAL, Dec 18: Though the land of Chakwal district is fertile for a bumper crop of mustard, it is cultivated only on a limited area.

05 January, 2011
Daily Dawn
A Correspondent
19 December, 2010

Land degradation a threat to environment

LAND degradation implies that the land has become less productive and supportive of human life and livestock or is unable to fully renew its natural vegetation. 
14 December, 2010
Daily Dawn
15 March, 2010

Land goes to housing societies No hopes for Daducha dam

RAWALPINDI, Dec 4: Over 17,000 kanals of land that was supposed to be acquired for constructing the long-awaited Daducha Dam to meet the water requirements of Rawalpindi has been purchased by private housing societies, diminishing the hopes of the residents to have a perennial source of drinking water.

07 December, 2010
Daily Dawn
Inamullah Khattak
05 December, 2010

Land for medical college

GUJRANWALA, Nov 20: The health department has acquired an agriculture land for the construction of a medical college on the Rawalpindi bypass near the Gujranwala University campus, it is learnt.

03 December, 2010
Daily Dawn
Our Staff Reporter
21 November, 2010

Govt land leased out for peanuts, say locals

HYDERABAD, Nov 10: The Hyderabad Action Committee has threatened to organise one-week hunger strike at the mausoleum of Ms Benazir Bhutto and a sit-in outside the Sindh chief minister’s house if the lease of government land in the Latifabad area to an industrial group is not cancelled and the land is not given to local peasants.

30 November, 2010
Daily Dawn
Bureau Report
11 November, 2010