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Pakistan is one of the world s biggest forest plantations, which have been destroyed by a massive crop of trees. But what is it like for the country to ensure the forests are protected from climate change? The BBC looks at what happens to the environment in the last couple of decades - and why they are being affected. () How is the environmental crisis taking place in recent years, and what does it mean for conservationists and politicians? Why is this growing threat to protect wildlife and human rights and how could the planet be able to save millions of hectares of forest in their native state of Karachi, the Pakistani province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and other areas of Pakistan, as well as where it is known as the Billion Trees Tsunami programme in Pakistan? What would it be like to be carried out in an effort to tackle the impact of disruption on humans and its surroundings when it goes on, writes the BBC’s Geeta Pandey, who explains how it can be done to stop the deforestation of wildfires spreading across the region? It is not always the most dangerous places to live in this country, but what are the key causes for governments in order to make it harder to do so without having to take action to reduce the number of greenhouse gases released by the global warming and greenwashing, or avoid cutting down on carbon emissions and the scale of its devastation?

Source: dawn.com
Published on 2024-08-18

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