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Articles for author: Ubaid Sahil

The Environmental Struggles of Pakistan’s Highlands

Environmental crises pose serious challenges worldwide. International communities are increasingly focusing on these crises due to their potential to threaten the future of the human race. Pakistan, along with other regional countries, is among the most vulnerable regions, facing multiple environmental disasters. While environmental changes can occur naturally, artificial factors such as excessive pollution, deforestation, climate change, overpopulation, and over-exploitation of natural resources are accelerating these changes and leading to environmental crises. Environmental crises encompass multiple types, with climate change being the most widely debated. Other types include global warming, deforestation, biodiversity and habitat loss, and various forms of pollution.

Saving our last wildernesses

Globally, nature and biodiversity are in extreme peril, declining and vanishing at an alarming speed. Species are disappearing rapidly, forests are being deforested at an alarming rate, environments are becoming increasingly polluted, rare species are being hunted rapidly, and weather patterns are changing unpredictably. Biodiversity loss is a natural phenomenon, where species with greater survival skills and adaptation abilities survive, while others become extinct. However, after the industrial and digital revolutions, the rate of biodiversity loss has alarmingly increased, more biodiversity lost in the last two centuries than in any other time in history. This extinction is caused by deforestation,

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