Greening

September 22, 2026

Goats on the Front Line: Natural Strategy for Wildfire Control

At Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, California, a new wildfire-prevention crew has arrived. It has four legs, horns, and an extraordinary appetite for fire. Nearly 500 goats are grazing across the military installation, where they are being used to eat dry grass,...

September 16, 2026

University of Southern Punjab, Multan Joins Greening Education Partnership (GEP)

Rector, University of Southern Punjab, Multan, Prof. Emeritus Dr. Muhammad Mukhtar, Participated in the Third 2026 Quarterly Working Group The University of Southern Punjab (USP), Multan, continues to strengthen its engagement with the global movement toward climate-responsive and...

September 14, 2026

El Niño: The Pacific Ocean Phenomenon That Can Change Weather Around the World

El Niño may sound like a distant oceanic event, but its effects can reach nearly every corner of the planet. It is a natural climate phenomenon that begins with an unusual warming of the tropical Pacific’s surface waters. The 2026 event is particularly remarkable: scientists expect...

August 30, 2026

Green Spaces, Safe Streets and Better Affordable Housing: What Makes a City Truly Livable

According to the Rumavi Global Relocation Index 2026, Estonia is the world's best place to live, ahead of destinations such as Singapore and Malaysia. The assessment considered 24 indicators, including housing, healthcare, safety, green spaces, infrastructure, finance, and business...

August 22, 2026

The World Is Learning to Go Green: Inside UNESCO’s Global Tracker for Greening Education

Climate change is no longer a distant environmental challenge. It is reshaping economies, communities, workplaces, and, increasingly, the very future of education. As temperatures rise, ecosystems deteriorate, and extreme weather events grow more disruptive, one question has become impossible to...

August 18, 2026

Global Warming Is Stealing Our Sleep and Good Health

We often think of climate change as a story about melting glaciers, rising seas, and dangerous heatwaves. But another, quieter consequence of a warming planet is that it is becoming harder to sleep. Our bodies are designed to cool down during sleep. As bedtime approaches, core body...

August 8, 2026

When Weather Becomes Biology: The Rising Science of Biometeorology

In the current era of global warming, understanding biometeorology, an interdisciplinary science at the intersection of meteorology, biology, ecology, agriculture, environmental science, and human health, is important. Biometeorologists study how atmospheric conditions, including...

August 2, 2026

Global South Climate Alliance Calls for Collective Action as Pakistan Brings Together International Voices on Climate Justice

Prof. Dr. Muhamamd Mukhtar Address Climate diplomacy, regional solidarity, and evidence-based policymaking took center stage as policymakers, diplomats, academics, and climate experts from across Asia, Africa, Europe, and the Middle East gathered for the Regional Virtual Conference on the...

July 23, 2026

How to Keep the World Cool Without Heating the Planet?

Scientists are developing remarkable new materials that can cool homes and cities naturally, offering hope as climate change pushes temperatures to dangerous new extremes. As record-breaking heat waves sweep across continents, millions of people instinctively reach for the...

July 23, 2026

Green Education: The Missing Link to a Sustainable Future

Imagine a classroom where students don't just memorize the causes of climate change; they measure air quality in their neighborhoods, design rainwater harvesting systems, grow food in school gardens, calculate the carbon footprint of their campus, and develop solutions for a cleaner...