A partnership is driving the blue carbon economy in the Indus Delta, and Sindh hosts the world's largest contiguous arid mangrove forest.
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Updated Jul 26
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A partnership is driving the blue carbon economy in the Indus Delta, and Sindh hosts the world's largest contiguous arid mangrove forest.
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The new event describes specific regions (Balochistan, Sindh, Gilgit) as vulnerable within the context of Pakistan.Also in this story
- A dispute has emerged regarding water allocation and alleged diversion in the regions of Balochistan and Sindh.
- Warming of the Arabian Sea is impacting Pakistan's national economy, affecting fishermen in Sindh and the coastline of Balochistan.
- Parties in Balochistan and Sindh desire future coalition governments in these regions.
- An electricity crisis has hit Gilgit, leading to protests in both Gilgit and Chilas, within the context of Pakistan.
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