Unreliable Energy: Hormuz Crisis Must Be Our Green Catalyst

Strait of Hormuz crisis

 When the gates of the Strait of Hormuz first closed to global trade, the world held its breath, expecting a brief geopolitical standoff. We assumed the disruption would last mere days before our lives returned to normal. But as time progresses and as the recent failure of the Islamabad talks starkly demonstrates that both parties […]

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Iran-US-Israel War: Catastrophic Crime for Nature

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On March 7, 2026, a catastrophic escalation unfolded in Tehran, where a large-scale military strike triggered fires across critical oil distribution channels. What began as a geopolitical flashpoint quickly transformed into an environmental disaster of regional significance. While global discourse has largely centered on the political and military implications of the attack, the ecological consequences […]

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Catastrophic Environmental Impact of US-Israel-Iran Conflict

US-Israel-Iran Conflict

The specter of full scale war in the Middle East, particularly involving the United States, Israel, and Iran, is a terrifying reality that looms constantly on the global horizon. While discussions around such a conflict predictably focus on human casualties, geopolitical shifts, and economic devastation, another, less-examined victim awaits in the shadows: the environment. ​A […]

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What Causes Tsunamis? Its Effects and Management

The English equivalent of the Japanese word tsunami is tsunami. harbour wave Two characters are used to represent this: the top character, “su,” stands for harbour, and the bottom character, “nami,” for wave. In the past, the general people occasionally referred to tsunamis as “tidal waves.” defined by the scientific community as “seismic sea waves.” […]

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Fatal Open Manholes In Karachi – Environmental & Human Toll

Open Manhole

The Silent Predators: How Open Manholes are Claiming Lives and Eroding Pakistan’s Urban Future In the bustling streets of Pakistan’s major metropolises, a silent and deadly predator lurks in plain sight. From the narrow alleyways of Karachi’s Lyari to the busy intersections of Lahore’s Ferozepur Road, open manholes and uncovered drainage pits have become a […]

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‎Smog: The Fifth And Deadly Season Of Lahore

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‎Introduction: Lahore, the bustling cultural capital of Pakistan, is facing an increasingly severe environmental crisis in the form of recurrent, toxic smog. This thick, suffocating blanket of haze, a mixture of smoke and fog, has become a notorious feature of the city’s winters, fundamentally altering the daily lives and health of its millions of residents. […]

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Climate Change Negligence Etch a Genetic Scar on Pakistan

From Sky to Scourge: How Climate Change and Negligence Etch a Genetic Scar on Pakistan It wasn’t just rain when the skies opened over Pakistan in the summer of 2022—it was a biblical-sized flood. “Monsoon on steroids” is how UN Secretary-General António Guterres famously described the country’s current situation. The figures are still startling: 1,739 […]

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What To Do About Floods and GLOFs in Pakistan

Heavy rainfall leading to floods as well as Cloudbursts and GLOFs, have killed around a 1000 and injured around 965 people, have damaged infrastructure and livestock in various parts of Pakistan including Punjab, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Azad Jammu and Kashmir and Gilgit Baltistan. Rapidly intensifying weather events like cloudbursts, floods, and Glacial Lake Outburst Floods (GLOFs) […]

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Cloudburst in Swat and Buner: A Climate Change Warning

On 15 August 2025, the people of Swat and Buner in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa witnessed heartbreaking disaster. A sudden cloudburst struck the region, bringing extremely heavy rain within a very short time. In just a few hours, rivers and streams overflowed, and flash floods swept through villages. Many people lost their lives, others are still missing, […]

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