Islamabad trees have been cut for housing society

I heard those imported from Korea were the main allergen. Mulberry is a local species. Anyway, if they are transparent, they should plant 3 times and state before cutting the trees. The problem is intent, ignorance and detachment. We have no wish to leave anything good for future generations. Just a plot/house here or abroad with halal/haram income.

This is British town planning from 100 years ago (below). Do you know btw, what is a dungi park (shallow park). It was an area to collect rainwater as it was a shallow point in the locality.
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Goenitz said:
I heard those imported from Korea were the main allergen. Mulberry is a local species. Anyway, if they are transparent, they should plant 3 times and state before cutting the trees. The problem is intent, ignorance and detachment. We have no wish to leave anything good for future generations. Just a plot/house here or abroad with halal/haram income.

This is British town planning from 100 years ago (below). Do you know btw, what is a dungi park (shallow park). It was an area to collect rainwater as it was a shallow point in the locality.
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Hale Jee / HaleJi named after the British Planner Sir Mashal Hale now known as HaleJi Lake is one of the hidden gems of nature preservation just 82Km's outside of Karachi. Originally a natural lagoon, it was converted into a large reservoir during WWII to facilitate the supply of water for troops stations in Karachi:
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Featuring Marshland, Woodland with over 15 species of trees and host to a wide Varity of flora, fauna, insects, fish population and most importantly Crocs.
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Parts of the old Soldier's barracks still stand on the outskirts of the lake:
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I dont think any sane person will be happy on cutting down of trees, either those involve are mentally retarded or are readying themselves for the deepest part of the hell cause they are selling their morality for few bucks
 
Ali_Baba said:
Trees are what makes Islamabad one of the best capitals in the world - shame that is being lost. They should blend the trees into the design, and not try and make it some concrete fill glass driven sh-t hole that you see in the middle east.
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Plots
Plots
Plot all of the Pakistan and sell it
Dole it out
Rest would barely get 6x2x3 for burial.
 
Goenitz said:
I heard those imported from Korea were the main allergen. Mulberry is a local species. Anyway, if they are transparent, they should plant 3 times and state before cutting the trees. The problem is intent, ignorance and detachment. We have no wish to leave anything good for future generations. Just a plot/house here or abroad with halal/haram income.

This is British town planning from 100 years ago (below). Do you know btw, what is a dungi park (shallow park). It was an area to collect rainwater as it was a shallow point in the locality.
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Six years ago, one passionate person planted 300,000 plants in Islamabad. Today, that land has transformed into a dense green forest full of life and natural beauty. This inspiring story shows how tree plantation and environmental sustainability can completely change the future of Pakistan.
 
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Six years ago, one passionate person planted 300,000 plants in Islamabad. Today, that land has transformed into a dense green forest full of life and natural beauty. This inspiring story shows how tree plantation and environmental sustainability can completely change the future of Pakistan.
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They should plant Chinar (oriental plane) in Islamabad .. I have seen few trees in one of the sectors.
 
I*R*A said:
They should plant Chinar (oriental plane) in Islamabad .. I have seen few trees in one of the sectors.
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He says they have planted 200k Chinar trees.
 
Kambojaric said:
Inevitable given the growth rate of the countrys population. Alternatively build upwards only on the current urban capture.
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“Alternatively” brother there’s no alternative, it must be required to build upward, or else there will be no land left.
 
just saying. this year will be the hottest in centuries, followed by low rainfall
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