TODAY, countries mark World Wetlands Day with predictable pledges. For Pakistan, it is more than a symbolic date. It is a reminder that some of the country’s most valuable natural assets — its mangroves, lakes, marshes and riverine floodplains — are vanishing quietly, even as climate shocks grow louder. It has now become a question of survival.
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