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"A Muslim who plants a tree or sows a field, from which man, birds and animals can eat, is committing an act of charity." - Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)". "Climate change is no longer a far-off problem; it is happening here, it is happening now". — Former President of USA Barack Obama. "Climate change is happening, humans are causing it, and I think this is perhaps the most serious environmental issue facing us". — Bill Nye

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SAPM ON CLIMATE CHANGE MALIK AMIN ASLAM SPEECH AT THE COP26 CLIMATE SUMMIT

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November 11, 2021

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Aquaponic is a combination of two words, Aqua – water and Ponics-Farm in a box. “Aquaponics an environmentally-friendly, natural food growing method to facilitate the cultivation of fish and plants together in a constructed, re-circulating ecosystem utilizing natural bacterial cycles to convert fish wastes to plant nutrients. “So it is also called as recirculation farming. Recirculation farms are a socially responsible farming method and business too; they support the use of renewable energy, recycle water and waste, and provide local food. Aquaponic systems are much more productive and use up to 90 percent less water than conventional gardens. Other advantages include no weeds, fewer pests, and no watering, fertilizing, bending, digging or heavy lifting etc. there are different types of aquaponic like Media Bed - (using a substance such as lave rocks or other medium other than soil for raising plants and bacteria) Raft - (using foam boards with cut outs to place planter pots floati...

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While living in China, one can clearly observe the fact that people here love nature very much. Every colour of nature, be it trees, flowers, rivers, or any form of biodiversity, is the way of thinking and behaviour of Chinese people. Both will focus on nature conservation. When it comes to water resources, after visiting various coastal areas and rivers of China, you must pay tribute to the Chinese government and the Chinese people for how they have preserved these beautiful natural colours. No encroachments will be seen, no garbage will be found, no contaminated water from any factory is discharged here and no human activity can be seen which is detrimental to these resources. One of the main reasons for this is the attitude of China’s top leadership, which convinces the people that we should not develop at the expense of nature but promote economic and social development that is in harmony with nature. China’s top leaders regularly review the biological environment of these wa...

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COP26 Backdoor Program, November 11

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We are thrilled to bring you day 11 of our daily COP26 Backdoor broadcast, live from the UN Climate Summit in Glasgow. Read more about today's program below. Watch all broadcasts live or on-demand, by going to wedonthavetime.org/cop26 and clicking on the program items of your choice. Program, November 11 Watch all broadcasts live or on-demand on wedonthavetime.org/cop26, by clicking on the program items of your choice. All broadcast times set in GMT. Find your local time zone . 08:00-08:10 - The Glasgow COPpuccinos at The Resilience Hub - Episode 8 Resilience Hub: Bijal outlines the MHT approach to helping women in poor urban communities to organize, including forging ‘disruptive collaborations’ with scientists, technologists and governments. “The intersection of climate change, urbanization and informality is going to deprive the poor the most.” Bijal ends by describing how ...

Naseem Sheikh: Dedicated to promoting awareness and action for environmental issues, Whether you’re looking for information on climate change, energy, deforestation, nature, waste, water, health, or other issues, you’re sure to find informative content at Voice of climate by Naseemsheikh.

Voice of climate-by Naseem Sheikh

"A Muslim who plants a tree or sows a field, from which man, birds and animals can eat, is committing an act of charity." - Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)". "Climate change is no longer a far-off problem; it is happening here, it is happening now". — Former President of USA Barack Obama. "Climate change is happening, humans are causing it, and I think this is perhaps the most serious environmental issue facing us". — Bill Nye

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AquaPonics: latest environmental and climate friendly way of gardening

February 25, 2012

Aquaponic is a combination of two words, Aqua – water and Ponics-Farm in a box. “Aquaponics an environmentally-friendly, natural food growing method to facilitate the cultivation of fish and plants together in a constructed, re-circulating ecosystem utilizing natural bacterial cycles to convert fish wastes to plant nutrients. “So it is also called as recirculation farming. Recirculation farms are a socially responsible farming method and business too; they support the use of renewable energy, recycle water and waste, and provide local food. Aquaponic systems are much more productive and use up to 90 percent less water than conventional gardens. Other advantages include no weeds, fewer pests, and no watering, fertilizing, bending, digging or heavy lifting etc. there are different types of aquaponic like Media Bed - (using a substance such as lave rocks or other medium other than soil for raising plants and bacteria) Raft - (using foam boards with cut outs to place planter pots floati...

Pakistani experts have built five artificial glaciers in Gilgit-Baltistan to combat climate change. by Naseem Sheikh

January 09, 2022

In recent years, Gilgit-Baltistan University, Karakoram International University Gilgit, and Wafa Foundation have teamed up with locals to create five artificial glaciers in Gilgit-Baltistan. Five artificial glaciers have been created in Gilgit-Baltistan to counter the effects of climate change and to ensure that locals have access to water in summer. In addition, the procedure is part of the Glacier Lake Out Burst Flood Risk Reduction (GLOF-II) project, launched by the Ministry of Climate Change. The University of Gilgit-Baltistan, Karakoram International University Gilgit of Pakistan, Wafa Foundation, and the local people of Chandu village, Skardu, Nagar’s Marko village, Hussainabad village, and Khawardo village cooperated in this excellent environmental cause. This new development will fight climate change and store water. With more than 7000 glaciers, Gilgit-Baltistan is called the land of glaciers. But where some glaciers are not formed naturally, an ancient technique of graf...

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While living in China, one can clearly observe the fact that people here love nature very much. Every colour of nature, be it trees, flowers, rivers, or any form of biodiversity, is the way of thinking and behaviour of Chinese people. Both will focus on nature conservation. When it comes to water resources, after visiting various coastal areas and rivers of China, you must pay tribute to the Chinese government and the Chinese people for how they have preserved these beautiful natural colours. No encroachments will be seen, no garbage will be found, no contaminated water from any factory is discharged here and no human activity can be seen which is detrimental to these resources. One of the main reasons for this is the attitude of China’s top leadership, which convinces the people that we should not develop at the expense of nature but promote economic and social development that is in harmony with nature. China’s top leaders regularly review the biological environment of these wa...

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