Timeline: How climate change affected Pakistan in 2024
2024 has been year of extreme weather events that have reshaped the very fabric of life across nation
Wajid Ali
The author is a digital journalist passionate about expressing views on social issues, technology, and climate change, while uncovering compelling stories at the crossroads of digital innovation, journalism, and environmental challenges. Get in touch at Aliw11749@gmail.com. 3/3
Climate change sours sweetness of Pakistan’s fruit
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Heat rising, fish falling
Fishing sector is cornerstone of Pakistan's blue economy, responsible for nearly 1.5% of GDP
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Apple launches two distinct models under its fourth generation of its lineup: the entry-level AirPods 4, and the mid-tier AirPods 4
She changes the climate
Pakistani women make up about 60 percent of the labour force involved in agriculture
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Data shows from 5 to 9-year-olds, there are 17.74mln children out of school
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Over 76 million Pakistanis, including many schoolchildren, are connected to internet
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