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Saturday 30 September 2017

Climate Change Daily VId Sept 30 2017: Climate Change and Poverty

Climate Change and Poverty



The European Union and WWF-Pakistan recently collaborated to mark Climate Diplomacy Day. Under the short documentary competition, Imtiaz Abbasi's documentary highlighting the impacts of climate change on the community of Dadu, won first prize.

Pakistan contains a diverse topography of geographical features and is home to incredibly diverse flora and fauna.

Over the last century, lack of understanding and awareness has led to human practices that have exploited the country’s natural resources without replenishing them.

A growing population and increasing infrastructure needs have also led to the decimation of animal habitats and forests, and resulted in loss and endangerment of animal and plant species only found in Pakistan.

With an urgent need for an organization to meet and counter these growing conservation and environment issues, WWF-Pakistan was formed in 1970.

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