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August 24, 2025

47/25 Can Artificial Intelligence Save South Punjab from Climate Change?

Southern Punjab, Pakistan’s breadbasket and home to millions, is at a critical juncture of climate vulnerability and opportunity. Rising global temperatures harm the region's semi-arid climate, fragile ecosystems, and dwindling water resources. The situation's urgency is apparent,...

August 23, 2025

46/25 Message of Hope and Assurance: Rebuilding Pakistan’s Flood-Hit Futures

At a recent fundraising dinner in Islamabad, voices of conviction rang clear. Dignitaries and prominent speakers reminded the gathering that Islamic duty is not mere charity but a profound obligation to stand by orphans, safeguard water security, work on climate change, and uphold the dignity of...

August 21, 2025

45/25 Dengue and Global Warming: A Pressing Connection Requiring Immediate Attention

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Dengue fever, once limited to tropical regions, is now spreading faster because of climate change. Warmer temperatures help mosquitoes breed and transmit the virus more easily, while unpredictable rainfall and events like El Niño create ideal conditions for outbreaks. A...

August 18, 2025

44/25 Ethiopia’s Green Legacy: An Impressive Experiment in Reforesting the Future

On a cool morning in Addis Ababa, schoolchildren, farmers, office workers, and even government ministers gather with saplings in hand. They bend to the earth, pressing seedlings into the soil with an ordinary and monumental rhythm. This is not a one-off gesture of goodwill. It is part of one of...

August 18, 2025

43/25 COMSTECH Secretariat Organized Ethiopia–Pakistan Green Dialogue

Report By: Shabbir Hussain Media Coordinator OIC-COMSTECH 0304-8178283   The OIC Standing Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation (COMSTECH), in collaboration with the Embassy of the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia, organized the...

August 17, 2025

42/25 General Info About Greenhouse Effect and the Gases Involved in this Effect

Greenhouse blanket effect  This is a term used to describe how human-made gases, known as greenhouse gases, thicken Earth’s natural greenhouse layer, trapping more heat. This process is similar to how a blanket traps body heat, but on a global scale.   Post-WWII...

August 17, 2025

41/25 🌦️ What is the Difference Between Weather and Climate?

Weather Short-term conditions of the atmosphere. Examples: rain today, sunshine tomorrow, a storm next week. Changes daily or even hourly, keeping our environment dynamic and engaging.   Climate Long-term average of weather patterns in a region. Examples: winters are...

August 17, 2025

40/25 🌡️ What is the Difference Between Global Warming and Climate Change?

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY Global warming refers to the human-driven rise in Earth’s average temperature due to greenhouse gases trapping heat. Climate change is the broader set of impacts caused by this warming shifts in rainfall, stronger storms, melting ice, rising seas, droughts, and extreme...

August 17, 2025

39/25 Unveiling the Mystery: How the Greenhouse Effect Fuels Global Warming and Climate Change

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The greenhouse effect works like a blanket on a cold night. The blanket doesn’t make heat by itself, it just traps the warmth that would otherwise escape. Similarly, Earth’s atmosphere naturally traps some of the sun’s heat, keeping our planet warm enough...

August 17, 2025

38/25 Timeline of Climate Change: How Earth Went from Ice Age to Global Warming

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY The history of Earth’s temperature rise tells the story of how our planet has shifted from natural cycles of ice ages and warm periods to a new era primarily shaped by human activity. Earth’s climate remained relatively stable for thousands of years, especially...

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