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WWF, global biopharma giant join hands to protect freshwater resources in Pakistan, India

  • Freshwater ecosystems have seen an alarming 85 percent decline in wildlife since 1970, WWF says
  • Pakistan’s Indus Basin, in particular, faces threats from pollution, dams and climate change
By Arab News Pakistan ·

Norway, World Wide Fund for Nature square off in court over deep sea mining

By Reuters ·
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WWF says housing schemes, uplift projects destroying mangroves forests in southern Pakistan

By NAIMAT KHAN ·

Pakistani restaurant becomes country’s first WWF-certified eco-friendly food joint

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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