Author: Dr. A. M.

Dr. Ahmad Mahmood is an environmental scientist and educator specializing in climate solutions and sustainable agriculture. He holds a PhD in Environmental Sciences from the University of Yamanashi, Japan, and an MS in Agriculture from Ankara University and the Technical University of Munich. Currently a faculty member at NUST, his research focuses on solving critical issues like smog, wastewater management, and ecological risks.

Corporate Sustainability & ESG | Sustainable Living

Unmasking Corporate Greenwashing: Impacts, Examples, and Strategic Solutions
ByDr. A. M. March 13, 2026March 29, 2026

Introduction Corporate greenwashing occurs when organizations invest more resources into marketing themselves as environmentally friendly than into minimizing their actual environmental impact. This deceptive practice undermines genuine climate action and misleads well-intentioned stakeholders. Recognizing corporate greenwashing is essential for eco-conscious consumers, responsible investors, and rigorous policymakers. It distorts market realities and delays the critical transition…

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Sustainable Living

Newly Discovered Mosasaur Fossil Could Help Solve Evolutionary Mystery
ByDr. A. M. March 11, 2026March 29, 2026

A New Mosasaur Fossil Is Giving Scientists Clues About Marine Evolution A newly discovered mosasaur fossil is giving paleontologists an important opportunity to investigate one of the lingering mysteries of marine reptile evolution: how mosasaurs adapted from land-dwelling ancestors into powerful ocean predators. Mosasaurs dominated the world’s oceans during the Late Cretaceous period, roughly 100–66…

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Climate Action & Policy | Sustainable Living

Climate Change Performance Index: Assessing Global Efforts for a Sustainable Future
ByDr. A. M. March 11, 2026March 29, 2026

Introduction Climate change is one of the most pressing global challenges of the 21st century. Rising temperatures, extreme weather events, melting glaciers, and biodiversity loss highlight the urgent need for coordinated international action. To measure and compare the climate efforts of different nations, the Climate Action Network, Germanwatch, and the NewClimate Institute jointly publish the…

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Sustainable Living

NASA Spacecraft Set for Uncontrolled Reentry — What It Reveals About Space Debris Risks
ByDr. A. M. March 11, 2026March 29, 2026

A defunct NASA spacecraft is expected to plunge back into Earth’s atmosphere earlier than scientists originally predicted. The satellite — part of NASA’s Van Allen Probes mission — could reenter the atmosphere as early as Tuesday evening. While most of the spacecraft will burn up during the intense heat of reentry, experts say some fragments…

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Climate Action & Policy

Sea-Level Risk May Be Far Higher Than Assumed
ByDr. A. M. March 11, 2026March 29, 2026

A major blind spot in coastal risk mapping For years, sea-level rise has been framed mainly as a problem of future climate change. But a new study published in Nature suggests that a large part of the problem may begin much earlier: with how coastal risk is measured in the first place. The paper, by…

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Climate Action & Policy | Biodiversity & Ecosystem Conservation | Sustainable Living

NASA’s TEMPO Mission Reveals North America’s Hidden Air Pollution Patterns
ByDr. A. M. March 10, 2026March 29, 2026

For decades, scientists studying air pollution relied on satellites that passed over a region only once per day. That limitation made it difficult to understand how pollution actually behaves — hour by hour — across cities, highways, industrial corridors, and agricultural regions. Now, NASA’s TEMPO mission is changing that picture dramatically. Launched in 2023 and…

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