Islamabad: Chief Commissioner and Chairman CDA Muhammad Ali Randhawa took notice of the media reports regarding increase in fish mortality in Rawal Dam. He directed the Team led by Mr. Talat Gondal, Member Environment and Administration to visit the Rawal Dam and probe into the matter. The Team alongwith the officials from the environment protection […]

By Samina Chaudhary In an inspiring move towards gender equality and environmental sustainability, the Federal Government has launched the Pink Bus service for the dedicated women of Islamabad and its nearby areas. This initiative, featuring 20 buses, aims to provide a safe, cost-free mode of transportation for female students, teachers, and working professionals. Designed to […]

By Samina Chaudhry As Pakistan endeavors to combat climate change; the looming specter of the plastic pandemic emerges as a formidable obstacle. From polluted waterways to compromised ecosystems, plastic pollution threatens to prolong the nation’s fight against environmental challenges.The climate and health experts have warned to address this pressing issue on urgent basis to protect […]

By Samina Chaudhary  ISLAMABAD, :Electric-scooters are revolutionizing urban mobility in  Islamabad, particularly for women, by offering a sustainable solution to traffic congestion with zero emissions and low costs. This trend reflects a broader global shift towards environmentally friendly and economically viable e-vehicles. As the city embraces this transformative trend, it moves closer to a cleaner, more […]

Islamabad: CDA Chairman Muhammad Ali Randhawa, during a visit to Trail 5 with children, promoted the #Selfiewithatree awareness campaign. Together, they planted trees and sowed seeds, raising awareness about environmental protection. The Chairman expressed his delight in seeing Islamabad’s residents coming together for a greener city. “Let’s keep this spirit alive and make our city […]

By Samina Chaudhary Climate change is a pressing issue that demands immediate attention and innovative solutions. One such solution lies in sustainable construction, as exemplified by the Community Development University located in the outskirts of Quetta, Balochistan. This institution, situated in Hana Horak—a suburb of Quetta, the provincial capital—has been established using local resources, knowledge, […]

By Samina Chaudhary Vultures, often overlooked and misunderstood, are nature’s unsung heroes. These majestic birds glide effortlessly on thermal updrafts and digest decaying meat, playing an irreplaceable role in maintaining ecological balance. However, in recent decades, the vulture population in Pakistan has plummeted, raising concerns for both biodiversity and climate stability. The decline of vultures […]

By Samina Chaudhary In Pakistan’s vast agricultural heartlands, where golden wheat fields sway gently in the breeze, a looming threat casts a shadow over the landscape: climate change. As global temperatures rise, so does the intensity of seasonal shifts, presenting farmers, scientists, and policymakers with formidable challenges. Wheat, a cornerstone of Pakistan’s agricultural economy and […]

By Samina Chaudhary The green economy represents a transformative shift in how the world approaches sustainable development. It goes beyond traditional economic models by integrating environmental sustainability, social equity, and gender inclusiveness as core principles. As this new economic paradigm gains traction globally, women are increasingly emerging as key players, driving sustainable practices across various […]

By Samina Chaudhary The gradual increase in global temperatures due to climate change has raised alarms among scientists, who stress the urgent need for action to prevent catastrophic consequences. When examining the effects of climate change on child development, it’s evident that the children of Pakistan are directly impacted. Climate change is disrupting food production, […]

By Samina Chaudhary A Forest the Size of Three Changa Mangas: Ghari Chandan’s Environmental Triumph In the heart of Peshawar, the once-barren Ghari Chandan area now stands as a testament to the power of environmental restoration. Spanning across 60,000 kanals, this man-made forest boasts 3.2 million trees, transforming the landscape into a lush, green oasis […]

By Samina Chaudhary Vast Olive Cultivation Potential in Pakistan Pakistan boasts approximately 10 million acres of agricultural land suitable for olive cultivation, a figure twice the size of Spain’s olive-growing area. Spain is currently the world’s leading olive producer. The wild olive oil produced in Pakistan is of exceptionally high quality, with significant demand in […]