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UN Report Warns of Water Scarcity Crisis in South Asia, Putting 347 Million Children at Risk

In a stark revelation, the UN children's agency has reported that a staggering 347 million children under the age of 18 in South Asia...

Punjab’s Alarming Smog Levels Sound Alarm Bells for Public Welfare

Punjab, Pakistan's most populous province, has been grappling with an alarming surge in extreme smog and pollution, casting a dark shadow over the region....

2023 Set to Become Hottest Year on Record, Scientists Warn at COP28 Precursor

On Wednesday, the European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) announced that October 2023 will go down in history as the hottest October ever...

Can Earthquake be Predicted? A Dutch Scientist Forecasts Earthquake in Pakistan

A Dutch scientist affiliated with the Solar System Geometry Survey (SSGEOS), a well-respected organization for seismic forecasting, has issued a warning about a potentially...

Tragedy Strikes: Oldest Male Lion Killed by Herders in Kenya

In a heart-wrenching incident that has sent shockwaves through Kenya and the global conservation community, one of the world's oldest male lions, Loonkiito, met...

The world’s newest firefighter is artificial intelligence

By Bronwyn Thompson These high-definition cameras can monitor up to 15 miles in all directions  With current wildfires in Greece, Italy and North America, and Australia on...

Karachi Surpasses New Delhi as World’s Most Polluted City, Raising Global Alarm

Shafaat Yar Khan Karachi, the bustling metropolis on the shores of the Arabian Sea, has recently gained a dubious distinction - it has been crowned...

Karachi Surpasses New Delhi as World’s Most Polluted City, Raising Global Alarm

By Shafaat Yar Khan Karachi, the bustling metropolis on the shores of the Arabian Sea, has recently gained a dubious distinction - it has been...

Libya’s Worst Nightmare: The Unprecedented Fury of Storm Daniel

Shafaat Yar Khan Eastern Libya experienced its deadliest storm in recorded history over Sunday and Monday, with devastating consequences. The preliminary death toll from Storm...

How Israel Achieved One of the Most Secure Water Economies, Drip by Drip

By Corin Degani The Colorado River in the United States, the main water source for some 40 million people, is perhaps the place that best...

The world’s newest firefighter is artificial intelligence

By Bronwyn Thompson These high-definition cameras can monitor up to 15 miles in all directions  With current wildfires in Greece, Italy and North America, and Australia on...

No respite for the Rohingya

Image: TBS The future of thousands of Rohingya refugees looks even bleaker after a massive fire ripped through a crammed refugee camp in the Ukhiya upazila of...

Iran-Afghan water tensions surge amid drought, complicating Taliban ties

By Sabena Siddiqui Tensions have escalated between Tehran and the Taliban regime in Kabul over the distribution of their shared waters. As Iran faces increasing water...

Climate Carnage: Things Can Only Get Worse

By Baher Kamal The UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction has now reported on the “Staggering’ rise in climate emergencies in the last 20 years.’ Credit:...

Tragedy Strikes: Oldest Male Lion Killed by Herders in Kenya

In a heart-wrenching incident that has sent shockwaves through Kenya and the global conservation community, one of the world's oldest male lions, Loonkiito, met...

Germany pledges two billion euros for climate fund

Germany has pledged two billion euros for the Green Climate Fund that will benefit emerging and developing countries. The transition to climate neutrality also...

Latest changes in the ocean and the atmosphere have prompted NOAA to release an official El Nino watch.

By Andrej Flis Ocean anomalies can often impact the atmospheric conditions and our weather on shorter and longer time scales. Perhaps even more so in Winter,...

The Outrageousness of Australian Cockatoos

By Don Enright My partner and I are passionate about birds, botany, and gardening. So when we arrive in a new destination, we often make a beeline...

Sherry Rehman Ranked Among the 100 Most Influential Women in the World

Senator Sherry Rehman, Pakistan's Climate Change Minister, has been named among the "100 Most Influential People of 2023" by the American news magazine, TIME....

The Outrageousness of Australian Cockatoos

By Don Enright My partner and I are passionate about birds, botany, and gardening. So when we arrive in a new destination, we often make a beeline...

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