Himalayan Region Including Pakistan Faces Irreversible Global Warming
Around 33 million people were affected by torrential monsoon rains and floods last year, making Pakistan experience one of the
Read moreAround 33 million people were affected by torrential monsoon rains and floods last year, making Pakistan experience one of the
Read moreFloods and climate change have wide-ranging effects in Pakistan. Vulnerable populations, including the poor, women, and children, bear a disproportionate
Read moreThe researchers found that while climate change has only slightly affected rainfall, increased heat has forced more evaporation from plants
Read moreTo combat climate change, address other environmental issues, and take care of mother earth, grassroots communities need assistance with resources
Read moreClimate change is a global issue that needs to be addressed by increasing production of wheat and barley and adjusting
Read moreDeserts dominated by the eastern portions of subtropical high pressure cells originate in part from the stability produced by these
Read moreMinister emphasised the effects of 2022 nationwide floods brought on by heavy rains, which affected 33 mln people across 94
Read moreUNESCO had released $150,000 grant, of which $75,000 would be spent on projects to preserve Mohenjo Daro and the Makli
Read moreAccording to PMD sources, the cloudy weather will be followed by strong winds, which may increase the chill factor in
Read moreDue to heavy rains in Baluchistan, rainwater reaches FP Bund, breaches it, and floods and damages Manchar Lake, KN Shah,
Read moreSchool on Wheels, a Google-funded pilot project aims to encourage students to continue their education by providing engaging curricula and
Read more‘Pre-monsoon rains to have positive impact on Kharif crops’ The rains will have a positive impact on Kharif crops including
Read moreHeavy rains continued wreaking havoc on the country during the past 24 hours. Life was paralysed in Karachi and in
Read moreThree days of monsoon rains have killed at least 90 people and damaged at least a thousand homes across Pakistan,
Read moreRestrictions put in place to slow the spread of the coronavirus, are hampering efforts to cope with seasonal outbreaks of dengue Cases,
Read morePakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has said that the monsoon rains currents are expected to strengthen in Sindh, which may cause
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STAFF REPORT MULTAN: Unexpected rains in May have destroyed the cultivated cotton besides reducing the wheat procurement target by 30 per cent.
Experts say that climatic changes and discouraging agriculture policies are the reasons behind reduction in the wheat procurement and decline in cotton sowing by 1.7 million acres in southern Punjab.
They said that growers are reluctant to go for re-sowing due to high expenditures and poor output. "The heavy rainfall is not only the