The vanishing paradise of the Indus Delta
The slow demise of the Indus Delta, climate change, unchecked development, and dwindling resources have reshaped the lives of Sindh’s fishing community.
The slow demise of the Indus Delta, climate change, unchecked development, and dwindling resources have reshaped the lives of Sindh’s fishing community.
State-owned construction firm PT Wijaya Karya (WIKA), which developed and built the plant, apologized for the issue, saying the factory’s odor-control system had not been…
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Hatuwagadhi’s once fertile land that nourished generations is now at risk of becoming a wasteland, and with it, the livelihoods of many families.
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This comes after days of downpours which caused three rivers to overflow, with the local branch of the national weather agency forecasting more rain in the province's northern…
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