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To give or not to give patents to plant breeders?
Debate on PBR Bill’12 discusses whether farmers or breeders have right to seeds.
For a green economy: Experts stress on equal gender participation, renewable energy
Participants stress inclusion of gender perspective in recommendations.
Cement plants being tested for dust pollution
‘Factories switch off dust control devices because of power outages, high cost’.
Canal urban heritage park: ‘Draft legislation leaves development loopholes’
Environment lawyers say proposed law would allow the government to de-notify protected area at any time.
Art installation: National malaise - from darkness to light
‘My work is not about matching someone’s drawing room curtains’.
Urban environment: Canal Heritage Park to be ready by end of year
Bird population to benefit from plantation of native tree species.
Some progress: UNESCO delegation appreciative of government’s conservation efforts
Unesco delegation had arrived in the city on April 27 to evaluate the progress made to conserve historical sites.
Lahore Fort: Restricted access the price of public vandalism
Visitors able to see less and less of historic buildings thanks to scribblers and carvers.
Pollution watch: Air quality monitors still out of order
With machines busted, no mechanism in place to measure emissions of pollutants.
Adapting time: From extreme weather to being ‘encouraged’ to convert
Foreign students at Punjab University share their experiences.
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