سرسبز اسلام آباد کا خاموش زوال: سبز فریب یا ہریالی خطرے میں؟
Category Enviroment
Islamabad’s Green Illusion: Silent Erosion of the Margalla Hills
This article goes beyond a single project near Margalla Hills National Park; it examines a broader pattern shaping development in Pakistan.
It highlights the rise of “borrowed grandeur”, projects driven by loans and optics rather than sustainable foundations, and questions a model of cosmetic governance that prioritises visibility over long-term planning.
Developing Inland Water Transport Pakistan’s Logistics Backbone
Pakistan’s logistics system is overstretched, costly, and road-dependent. This national concept paper proposes inland water transport along the Indus River as a long-term, sustainable logistics backbone—integrating water, rail, road, and ports for economic resilience.
2026 Winter Storm Nightmare Exposed Global Climate Hypocrisy
2026 امریکی موسم سرما کے طوفان کا ڈراؤنا خواب
تحفظ ماحول کے لیے $1، تباہی کے لیے$30رت
$1 to Save Nature $30 to Destroy It : UNEP Report
SDG 13: Climate Action Pakistan’s Struggle
Pakistan is on the frontlines of climate change, facing rising temperatures, floods, droughts, and melting glaciers. This article explores SDG 13 in the global and Pakistani context, examines structural weaknesses, and offers a faith-driven perspective alongside actionable recommendations for resilience and sustainability.
Floods in Pakistan 2025
SDG 12: Responsible Consumption and Production
Responsible consumption and production is at the heart of sustainable development. SDG 12 highlights the urgent need to reduce waste, adopt efficient production methods, and promote lifestyles that respect the planet’s finite resources. For Pakistan, where unsustainable consumption patterns, food wastage, energy inefficiencies, and industrial pollution are escalating, this