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The weather of Pakistan is getting hotter with each passing day.

But the question arises why this is happening?

Why is it getting hot?

Is this heat only increasing nowadays?

But it is not so.

The case of Pakistan is completely different.

Our country is already located in a region known for its

hot and dry climate.

However

Climate change has been heating up this issue for a long time.

In fact,

in the century when Pakistan became independent, that is,

in the nineteenth century

That century was the industrial revolution.

And currently developed countries

To get cheap energy

The consumption of crude oil, coal and gas was accelerated.

Rising temperatures actually came with Pakistan's independence

Pakistan's contribution to global warming is negligible.

In other words, in simple words,

Pakistan is counted among the countries that have not

made any progress in the industrial revolution.

However, other developed industrialized countries

For example, hazardous carbon emissions from industries in

China, the US and many developed countries in Europe

And due to the release of several such hazardous gases,

it is increasingly prone to droughts and floods.

But Pakistanis themselves are not behind anyone in

keeping the weather warm

We have turned our cities into concrete jungles.

Due to which the water we extract from the ground for

drinking cannot be returned

This situation is constantly and rapidly deteriorating.

How fast forests are being cut down to build new

housing societies.

It is a very dangerous process

Which is constantly destroying our ecosystem

Either it rains or it doesn't rain at all and if it does,

it happens at the wrong time.

Rapid water flow after drought or rapid melting of ice glaciers

The question arises, how can we reduce this rising heat?

Only by planting trees