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Attiya Munawer

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Lahore, Pakistan
As seen in: Pakistan Observer, Pakistan Today, Foreign Policy Magazine, Daily Times, The Nation (Pakistan), Modern Diplomacy, The Frontier Post, Baaghi TV, asianetpakistan.com, Muslim Mirror
Covers:  Environmental issues, climate change, inequality, gender rights & discrimination, international relations, diplomatic, geopolitics, education, health, human rights, sustainable development & science.
Vice Chairman QDNEWS qdnewshd.com/ Climate-human rights Activist| Environmental Columnist | @The_Nation @pakobserver @dailytimespak @ePakistanToday

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Attiya Munawer is a multifaceted and prominent young Pakistani columnist, regular environmental journalist, writer, climate advocate and human rights activist who has made significant contributions in several domains. With a remarkable ability to weave words and ideas. Attiya has established herself as a prominent voice in Pakistan's literary and environmental circles. Environmental advocacy is at the core of her identity. She is dedicated to promoting environmental awareness and sustainability…

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Citizens have the right to participate in politics and to be aware of the political situation. However, in ou…

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Monsoon Knocks

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By Attiya Munawer Verified
| The Nation (Pakistan) Verified
Global climate patterns are changing the seasonal weather of the South Asian region. The Pakistan Meteorological Department has issued an alert for heavy rains and stormy winds across the country. This warning is an absolute indication that the monsoon season is knocking regularly in Pakistan. Rain in extreme heat is a blessing of nature that provides relief to the public suffering from heatwaves and is a sign of life for agriculture.
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Digitally Sustainable Pakistan

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By Attiya Munawer Verified
| The Nation (Pakistan) Verified
Pakistan is among the countries that have a very low share of global environmental impacts but are affected the most by climate change. The government is taking necessary practical steps to control pollution and improve the environmental situation. While speaking at a World Environment Day ceremony organised by IUCN in Lahore, Senior Minister of Punjab Marriyum Aurangzeb stated that the province has progressed extraordinarily in environmental protection over the last two years.
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Now for Climate

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By Attiya Munawer Verified
| The Nation (Pakistan) Verified
The industrial development and technological advancement that the world is proud of today are based on the smell of gunpowder, toxic smoke from chimneys, and environmentally harmful gases. Over the past few decades, the economic giants and developed countries have ruthlessly polluted the planet’s environment by joining the blind race for industrial development. All humanity, especially underdeveloped and developing countries, is suffering the consequences today.
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As a feature writer & assistant editor

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