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Stand For Planet

@StandForPlanet

“An organisation spreading awareness about social issues.”

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Joined August 2020
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Every day is a #EarthDay #StandForPlanet because it is Earth Day. #FridaysForFuture
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Every action matters, no matter how small! Don't think that throwing garbage on the road just once won't make a difference. Remember, if everyone thought that way, our roads would be filled with trash! Every small step counts, and collective actions lead to significant change.
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The NDMA & Provincial Disaster Management Authority, has ramped up alerts, satellite monitoring & evacuations, emphasising the next 48 hours as critical. Pray for Pakistan 🇵🇰 #Flood #FloodsInPakistan #Floods #SialkotFlood #سیلاب #PunjabFloods #Flood2025 #Floods2025
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Pakistan is grappling with increasingly severe climate disasters that strike every year, each more devastating than the last. Floods, Heatwaves, Droughts etc all are the results of Global Warming. #Flood #floods #ClimateCrisis #climatechange #Pakistan
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Puerto Ricans are American citizens. Puerto Rico is a territory of USA, & people born in Puerto Rico are granted U.S. citizenship by birth under the Jones-Shafroth Act of 1917. They have the same citizenship rights as those born in the 50 states. xitter.cf/i/grok/share/Vs9BWUIiG…

Are Puerto Ricans American citizens?

Yes, Puerto Ricans are American citizens. Puerto Rico is a U.S. territory, and people born in Puerto Rico are granted U.S. citizenship by birth under the Jones-Shafroth Act of 1917. They have the same citizenship status as those born in the 50 states, though Puerto Rico itself is not a state.

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The tragic floods in Swat are yet another reminder of the growing impact of climate change on Pakistan. This is not just a natural disaster, it's a crisis of inaction, mismanagement, & environmental neglect. We must act now to prevent such disasters.
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Every action counts, and when it comes to water, every drop matters! Don't waste this precious resource - the smallest actions can add up to make a big difference. Turn off that tap, fix those leaks, and use water wisely. #water #savewater #drinkwater #standforplanet
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Don't waste food, thinking it's just one meal. Remember, there are many people without a single meal to eat. every wasted bite could have fed someone in need. If you have extra food, consider sharing it with those who need it most. Give food to the needy and poor. #food
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Every action matters, no matter how small! Don't think that throwing garbage on the road just once won't make a difference. Remember, if everyone thought that way, our roads would be filled with trash! Every small step counts, and collective actions lead to significant change.
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#Water is essential for life. We need water to #drink, #cook, #bath, grow our #food. However, water is a finite #resource, and we need to be careful not to waste it. Saving water is important for a number of reasons. it helps to ensure that we have enough water for our own needs.
Water is essential for life. We need water to drink, cook, bathe, and grow our food. However, water is a finite resource, and we need to be careful not to waste it.

ALT Water is essential for life. We need water to drink, cook, bathe, and grow our food. However, water is a finite resource, and we need to be careful not to waste it.

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#theworldenvironmentday #EnvironmentDay #environmentalday #worldenvironmentday . instagram.com/p/CtEivmJNRcm/…
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"Together, we can work towards creating a more inclusive and equitable society." #Racism #StopRacism #StandForPlanet
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#Eid #EidMubarak #EidulFitr #eEidulFitr
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@WWFPak18 Apr 2023
Noor Jehan's story is heartbreaking! It is also unfortunate because this is a familiar story of elephant neglect in Pakistan's zoos. Click here to read the position paper: wwfpak.org/knowledge_hub_/po…
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@WWFPak14 Apr 2023
Once found in all tributaries of the Indus River System, this precious species is now limited to only a small stretch of the Indus River in Pakistan and a few of them also live in the Beas River, India.
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#RamadanMubarak! May this holy month bring you and your family blessings, peace, and joy. May your prayers and good deeds be rewarded abundantly. Let us use this time to reflect, purify our hearts, and deepen our connection with Allah. #RamadanKareem! #Ramadan
Ramadan Mubarak

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The first International Day to Combat Islamophobia is a call for action to stamp out the poison of anti-Muslim hatred. Discrimination diminishes us all. We must stand up against it. Today & every day, we must counter the forces of division by reaffirming our common humanity.
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"The Road to the success is always under construction." –unknown
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"Success is Not Final, Failure is Not Fatal: it is the Courage to Continue that Counts"
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''Let's celebrate your happiness with your loved ones." Let's gather the family together and celebrate your happiness. It's important to celebrate these special moments & share them with the people you love.
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@NASAWebb11 Jan 2023
A whole new world! 41 light-years away is the small, rocky planet LHS 475 b. At 99% of Earth’s diameter, it’s almost exactly the same size as our home world. This marks the first time researchers have used Webb to confirm an exoplanet. go.nasa.gov/3VY5WK1 #AAS241
Graphic titled “Rocky Exoplanet LHS 475 b Transit Light Curve, NIRSpec Bright Object Time-Series Spectroscopy.” Behind the graph is an illustration of the planet and its star. The graph, or spectrum, shows the change in relative brightness of the star-planet system between 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. in Baltimore, Maryland, on August 31, 2022. The spectrum shows that the brightness of the system remains steady until the planet begins to transit the star. It then decreases, representing when the planet is directly in front of the star. The brightness increases again when the planet is no longer blocking the star, at which point it levels out. The graph shows data in purple circles, which chart measurements before, during, and after the transit. Data form a U-shaped valley of low brightness labeled “Starlight blocked by the planet” at 5 p.m. This dip cuts into a flat plain of high brightness labeled “Starlight,” which starts before the U-shaped dip, and resumes after the dip.

ALT Graphic titled “Rocky Exoplanet LHS 475 b Transit Light Curve, NIRSpec Bright Object Time-Series Spectroscopy.” Behind the graph is an illustration of the planet and its star. The graph, or spectrum, shows the change in relative brightness of the star-planet system between 3:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. in Baltimore, Maryland, on August 31, 2022. The spectrum shows that the brightness of the system remains steady until the planet begins to transit the star. It then decreases, representing when the planet is directly in front of the star. The brightness increases again when the planet is no longer blocking the star, at which point it levels out. The graph shows data in purple circles, which chart measurements before, during, and after the transit. Data form a U-shaped valley of low brightness labeled “Starlight blocked by the planet” at 5 p.m. This dip cuts into a flat plain of high brightness labeled “Starlight,” which starts before the U-shaped dip, and resumes after the dip.

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