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Mahwish Ali1, Wasim Sajjad1, Abdul Haleem2
1Department of Biological Sciences, National University of Medical Sciences, 46000Rawalpindi, Pakistan.
Abstract:
China-Pak Economic Corridor (CPEC) has become a future economic potential for both countries. It will serve as a gateway to share trade and other industrial benefits with each other. On one hand it's a blessing for both countries, the other way it is offering a potential threat to the environment i.e. due to wide construction of roads the major effect is threatening biodiversity and environmental sustainability. It will cause deforestation, floods, glacier melting, climate change, and global warming. "Climate engineering" is the newly emerging concept to resolve the problems related to the environment and biodiversity. Under the umbrella of concept "Climate engineering" we proposed attractive and environmentally friendly solutions that are helpful to mitigate the impact of anthropogenic activities on the environment of both countries. These proposed strategies include installation of CO2 scrubbers, construction of Algal ponds, and development of research stations across the roads and by introducing the concept of carbon canopy. It will also help the legislators and policymakers of both countries to incorporate these solutions for sustainable development on each side.
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