Environmental N Civil News
Pakistan is an agricultural country. About 25% of Pakistan’s area is under cultivation which accounts for 21.2%GDP and employs about 43% of the labor force. Cotton crop is the hit …
Pakistani food crops and pesticides pollution Read More
The year 2012, every single object requires fixation in a certain time period, broadly thinking objects require certain instructions to get operated these instructions
The Planet Mechanics Read More
Deforestation is the main cause for the detrimental effect in the climate in Pakistan but the government is not taking action to diminish these types of acts now even the …
Deforestation: A major cause for climate change Read More
Islamabad 28th April 2012, Pakistan has been suffering from an energy crisis for about half a decade now. The power crisis is proving to be unbearable. The sad state of …
Earth day and Renewable Energy Exhibition: Effort by Students Read More
Monday 23rd April 2012. Climate change impacts are likely to affect societies in complex and broad-ranging ways as technological, economic, social and ecological changes take place across regions
Brain Storming Climate Change Adaptation Measures Read More
Islamabad-21st April-2012: Poor natural resource management over many years and continuing high population growth have had a negative impact on Pakistan’s environment. Agricultural runoff-caused by ongoing deforestation-and industrial runoff have …
Pakistan An Umbrella for Environmental Issues: A Detail Investigation Read More
ISLAMABAD 14th April. Muhammad bin Qasim, a student of class 8 at the Pak-Turk International School and Colleges, Peshawar, won a silver medal in the 6th International Environmental Project Olympiad, …
Pakistani student excels in Environmental Project Olympiad Read More
ISLAMABAD – The event “international day of action for rivers” has been celebrated by the Klimatech Environmental Club(KEC) by the students of International Islamic University Islamabad and Quaid-i-Azam University with …
Action day for rivers celebrated by Young Environmental Scientists Read More