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Villagers' fear of nuclear waste Residents of a remote Punjab village in northern Pakistan say their lives are in danger from nuclear waste being dumped in their area, reports Nadeem Saeed
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Turtles in troubled waters While crusing alongside the rivers and water channels these days, one may have to undergo a painful experience of watching brutalisation of the freshwater turtles, relates Nadeem Saeed
Drugged to Death Vultures are becoming an endangered species that could become extinct unless their conservation through captive breeding is developed, writes Nadeem Saeed
Also seeCall for research on veterinary drugs' effects on humans
Hunters and conservationists on the same side Houbara bustard is falling prey to ruthless hunting in the range lands of Balochistan, Sindh and Southern Punjab, reports Nadeem Saeed
Politics and indifference take a toll of Tuansa sanctuary despite the Tuansa sanctuary's international importance as a wetland the attitude of the wildlife department is apathetic, writes Nadeem Saeed
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Dying young: no effort to save shisham A so far unknown disease has been causing havoc to shady shisham trees alongside the water channels across the country, reports Nadeem Saeed
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