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Toxic air threatens wildlife in Pakistan’s Punjab as monitoring lags

Published by Eco-Business · Singapore 1 d ago

In Pakistan’s Punjab province, November typically brings a blanket of air pollution that exceeds global health guidelines and endangers both humans and wildlife.

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