Greening

September 26, 2025

62/25 University of Southern Punjab Multan Embraces Digital Shift with New Online Attendance System

The University of Southern Punjab Multan has launched an innovative AI-powered online attendance system to streamline classroom management and enhance accountability. The initiative, developed by the university’s in-house technology team, was formally unveiled this week and...

September 21, 2025

61/25 University of Southern Punjab Multan Appreciates Insightful Analysis on Flood Resilience by Chairman PHEC

The University of Southern Punjab (USP) Multan extends its appreciation to Prof. Dr. Iqrar Ahmad Khan for his insightful article, “An Opportunity for Resilience”, published in The News. The piece highlights the urgent challenges posed by recent floods and outlines actionable pathways...

September 20, 2025

60/25 The Waters Will Recede, But Hope Remains: Pakistan’s Path Forward

Photographs with Courtesy of Rana Abid Hussain The flood waters started receding in Pakistan, leaving submerged villages, uprooting families, and testing the endurance of millions. But amid the wreckage of homes and farmland lies another story: one of resilience, ingenuity, and a...

September 14, 2025

59/25 FloodCastBench: A New Frontier in Flood Forecasting, Could It Have Saved Pakistan in 2025?

Photographs: With courtesy of Mr. Murtaza Noor Executive Summary & Disclaimer This article highlights the potential of advanced datasets such as FloodCastBench to strengthen flood forecasting, emergency preparedness, and recovery planning. This article is based on the...

September 10, 2025

58/25 Young People 4 Climate (YPC–2025): Pakistan’s Youth Leading the Green Revolution

According to the editor-in-chief of Greeningdotlive, Pakistan’s future will be defined by the urgent need to empower youth and their strong perceptions about climate change. The devastating effects of floods, heatwaves, and choking air pollution are no longer distant concerns;...

September 8, 2025

57/25 Air Pollution’s Silent Attack on the Brain

Tiny particles in polluted air aren’t just harmful for lungs; new research shows they may quietly erode brain health and drive up global healthcare costs. Air pollution is often discussed in the context of climate change, respiratory issues, or the cost of managing conditions...

September 6, 2025

56/25 The Ocean’s Hidden Goldmine: How Life Thrives in the World’s Deepest Trenches

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY New research in the world’s deepest ocean trenches reveals vibrant ecosystems where life thrives without sunlight, powered by chemical energy from methane and hydrogen sulfide. These discoveries reshape our understanding of Earth’s resilience and carry profound...

September 5, 2025

55/25 At Nepal Climate Camp, Pakistani Scholar Calls for Faith-Based Path to Environmental Justice

As the climate crisis intensifies across South Asia, a Pakistani scholar calls for an expanded vision of climate justice that blends science, policy, and faith. Muhammad Younus, a lecturer of Islamic Studies at the National Skills University Islamabad, addressed the South Asian...

September 2, 2025

54/25 How Pakistan Can Reduce the Damages of Floods? From Crisis to Climate Resilience

Every few years, Pakistan faces a devastating reminder of its vulnerability to floods. From the great Indus River overflowing its banks to sudden cloudbursts overwhelming urban centers, the country is on the frontlines of one of the world’s most destructive climate realities. The 2010...

August 29, 2025

53/25 Greening Education: A Significant Step Towards Environmental Responsibility in Pakistan's Schools

In a symbolic step linking environmental sustainability with the nation’s classrooms, the Federal Minister for Federal Education and Professional Training, the Federal Secretary, and the ministry’s senior leadership joined students in a tree plantation ceremony at a local school this...