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GREEN CROSS PAKISTAN |
“Today ,global climate shifts , the green house effect , the “ozone hole”, acid rain, contamination of the atmosphere ,soil and
water by industrial and house hold waste , the destruction of the forests, etc all threaten the stability of the planet .Despite
all the efforts being made to prevent ecological catastrophe , the destruction of nature is intensifying”
Mikhail Gorbachev , May 6 ,1992
Mikhail Gorbachev , founding president and chairman of the board of Green Cross International
GREEN ENERGY FORUM is a platform for Scientists , businessmen ,
green investors and oxygen think tanks to combat carbon emission
with green energy . More
More than 8 million people living in remote areas of Pakistan
have not access to drinking water .Climate change putting effects
on water aquifers in southern ares .More
Every year more than 11000 deaths occur in Pakistan are only due
to drinking contaminated water . Chemicals contamination of water is
more drastic as it decodes messenger RNAs in false impressions .
Pollution in river Ravi not not only affecting inhabitants living
along the river but animals especially cows getting physiological
disorders transmittable to human bodies . More
Repressing green education at childhood is the investment which
in return will give us life . Green Cross Green education programssss
is a step towards the life . More
Green recycling industry is getting ignorance in Pakistan
though
the tiping fee is one of the lowest in Asia . Save the Planet
With green business . More
Floods in Pakistan always bring water born diseases . Natural
catastrophes can not be checked but Green Cross materializes
its mission there. More
31st
G8 summit - Environmental Aspect
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