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Pakistan faces climate emergency call, says Tarar

May 6, 2026 by Attia Naveed

Federal Law Minister Azam Nazeer Tarar has said that declaring a climate emergency in Pakistan has become unavoidable. He made the remarks while addressing a climate-focused conference in Islamabad. He warned that environmental neglect has led to worsening conditions. He said human activities over decades have severely damaged the environment. He pointed to vehicle emissions, […]

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Punjab’s Floods and the Politics of Relief

October 5, 2025 by Admin 365

Every year, the same story repeats itself — with new faces at the podium, but the same watery devastation spreading across the plains of Punjab. Floods come, crops drown, people wade through knee-deep uncertainty, and the government announces compensation. This year, the Punjab government has promised Rs20,000 per acre as relief for crop losses — […]

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