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Realizing lasting peace and collective planetary well-being via Occupational Security measures

As humanity and all life on Earth face unprecedented threats, we must recognize that peace and security are not merely human concerns. From the smallest insects pollinating our crops to the great whales maintaining ocean ecosystems, the activities of all living beings are deeply interconnected with our own survival and well-being. Yet our current global crises threaten this delicate web of life and the very possibility of peace.

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Occupational security is a values based security framework which has the potential to usher peace and sustainability for all.

Trees are more than just a beautiful landmark

The goal of green spaces is not limited to simply beautifying urban areas. Trees are the lungs, livers and beating heart of the world's cities, and are essential to creating healthy, livable and sustainable cities around the world.

The garden houses of Iran

There is a tendency to imagine traditional Persian gardens as large expanses of perfectly manicured plantings and elegant water features attached to magnificent palaces/stately homes, staffed by legions of gardeners to keep all and everything 'just so'

Staying Safe on Public Transport

Public transport is considered a greener and more affordable commuting option. While city transit buses and light railways are generally considered safer modes of transportation, unexpected accidents can still occur in an instant

Climate Change and Pakistan’s agriculture sector

Agriculture is the backbone of Pakistan's economy, contributing 22% to GDP which employs 38% of the workforce. The country’s fertile plains have long produced staples such as wheat, rice, cotton, and sugarcane.

Empowering Future Generations: Addressing Environmental Challenges and Promoting Sustainability among Rural School Students in Baluchistan and Sindh

In recent years, the world has gone through enormous environmental challenges, which includes climate change, pollution, and biodiversity loss.

Chironji: Cracking the Underrated Native Plant of Indian Subcontinent

If you are asked to name some of the native plant species, you’d probably mention Neem, Jasmin, Arjun, Jamun and a few other commonly known native trees.