Pakistan’s Mineral Wealth: A Pathway to Economic Growth and Energy Innovation

Pakistan is rich with a wealth of diverse mineral resources, including reserves of metals like copper, iron and gold and non-metallic reserves like marble and gypsum. These are essential resources for various industrial and technological advancements in the twenty-first century. According to recent estimates by geological survey of Pakistan a total value of over $6…

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Biohydrogen – From Waste to Clean Energy

Understanding Biohydrogen Production Biohydrogen production refers to the generation of hydrogen gas through biological processes. This method is considered environmentally friendly compared to conventional hydrogen production methods that rely on fossil fuels. Among the various biological routes, dark fermentation and photo-fermentation are two key processes. Dark fermentation, typically performed by bacteria, produces hydrogen without the…

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NUST Celebrates Resilience on International Women’s Day 2024

March 8th, 2024, marked a significant day at the Roomy Signature Hotel, Islamabad, as we commemorated International Women’s Day with the groundbreaking event, “Women in Climate Action: The event proved to be a great platform for women to stand out and be the pillars for sustainable development. The platform featured a panel of three brilliant…

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Turning Agri-Industrial Waste into Soil Gold

Agricultural production has grown significantly over the last few decades to meet the demands of the augmented population worldwide. Although agricultural growth is important from the food security and economic point of view, this has exacerbated the waste management issue demanding sustainable solutions. Among all the agricultural wastes, crop straw shares a major chunk; for…

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NUST launched Climate Resilient Plan to achieve Net Zero eMission

It is well-established that Pakistan is among the countries that are most vulnerable to climate change impacts. For over a decade, it has been consistently ranked in the top ten countries in Germanwatch’s Climate Risk Index, and these impacts are very palpable today. Over the past year, it has become increasingly apparent that climate change…

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Climate Action: Are We Doing Enough?

In 1992, the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change instituted a treaty to address the human influence on Earth’s climate systems. The treaty came into force two years later and the first Conference of Parties (COP1) was held in Berlin, in 1995. Fast forward nearly three decades and the UNFCCC has just wrapped up…

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