Deforestation in Sindh, Pakistan continues to be a major environmental issue, despite efforts to address the problem. The loss of forest cover has negative impacts on biodiversity, soil fertility, water resources, and climate change, among…
The gradually increasing population has resulted in a number of solid and hazardous waste challenges in Karachi, a megacity. The approximate population of Karachi is 22 million people lives here. The number of districts is…
Still systematic deforestation in Sindh over the past 20 years has deprived the province of her massive forest cover, bringing it down to less than two per cent. More than 145,000 acres of forestland have…
Deforestation and decrease in the flow of freshwater into the sea, the mangroves forests of Indus delta, covering an area of about 600,0000 hectares, constitutes an important ecosystem is in danger. All the species are…
On December 7, 2009, leaders from 192 countries will gather at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Copenhagen to determine the fate of our planet. The countries around the world are now becoming serious…
KARACHI: Million of people have been affected and crops over vast swathes inundated after breaches in several district of the province, poorly-desilted saline drains and choking of poorly-maintained drainage system. According to reports the death…
KARACHI: After catastrophe floods the number of malaria, dengue, diarrhea, gastro, throat and skin disease cases rose sharply in flood-hit districts of Sindh, as accumulated flood water provided suitable environment to mosquitoes for breeding. Despite…
Forests are essential for human well-being and provide a wide range of ecosystem services to society, including ‘water retention’, defined as the water absorbed or used by forests. Potential of Sindh's Forest shows that water…
In a statement issued by WHO Director General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus: I am deeply concerned about the potential for a second disaster in Pakistan: a wave of disease and death following this catastrophe, linked to…
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