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Daring to care
Well, well, well and aren’t you all proud of yourselves right now!
23 May, 2013
31 August, 2012
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Change or perish
A total lack of respect for the land, and the environment as a whole,
pervades Pakistani society to the core. Everywhere you glance, you will find
filth, rotting garbage and criminal rapine of natural resources. No one seems
to spare even a thought for sustainability and whether the resources that are
being plundered will run out. And when they run out, what next?
24 May, 2013
09 May, 2012
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Sustainable fuel options are imperative
A lazy column of fragrant wood spoke spirals skywards from a house in the
village: It is late in a Ramazan afternoon, everyone is preparing iftari and
the tantalising aroma of hot pakoras, kebab and other treats is heavy on the
air…….as is the horrendous sound of chest rattling coughs
emanating from at least three of the four homes I have just walked past.
24 May, 2013
29 August, 2011
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Ecofriendly tourism trap
Promoting so-called ecotourism is an increasingly popular pastime here in
Pakistan. Yet, the majority of those purportedly involved, be they government
or private organisations and individuals, do not appear to have the slightest
understanding of what this actually entails.
24 May, 2013
children, electricity, environment, forests, horrendously, natural, school, teaching., tourists, water
18 July, 2011
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Working with nature
Prim and proper gardens are not nature friendly. Zahrah Nasir writes
about growing
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Veggies from seed
Growing your very own crisp, fresh veggies in the garden is extremely
rewarding, fun, and furthermore, some varieties are so easy that it really is
child’s play.
24 May, 2013
11 September, 2003
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A Bouquet Of Wellbeing
Cool spring breeze, clear blue skies and the riot of colours presented by
blooming flowers – there is something about the weather which infuses
people with positivity, happiness and brings a ‘spring’ to their
step. Research says it’s the flowers.
23 May, 2013
alleviate depression, Beenish Israr, behavioural response, blooming flowers, blue skies, ease anxiety, emotional health, flowers, geriatric problems, happiness, loss of memory, medicinal benefits, positivity, relieve stress, Rutgers University, spring breeze, spring to their step, wellbeing
28 February, 2013
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Worsening energy crisis
*While energy crises have become a sort of inalienable fact of life, the
electricity shortfall is expected to be worse than ever this coming summer
owing to fuel problems arising from liquidity crunch and water shortage.*
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Wheat crop estimates 2013-14
*CONDUCIVE weather conditions and supporting policies have overriding impact
on overall agricultural productivity. And unless the biological and economic
factors coincide, a bumper harvest is difficult to anticipate.*
22 May, 2013
agricultural productivity, fertiliser, harvest, irrigation water, suparco, weather, wheat production
22 April, 2013
