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| | 4.11 Pakistan vs. Alaska |
 | | Rohtas fort is situated where the 3,000-foot high Great Salt Range meets the Sub Continents northern plains, near the city of Jhelum, which Alexander the Great knew, and the fabled city of Lahore with its Moghul gardens, imposing palaces and association with Rudyard Kipling and the British Raj. |
 | | Today Rohtas represents Pakistans pressing environmental needs for population control, water management, solid waste management, sustainable development and job creation, project implementation as well as conceptualization, greater grass-roots participation in the environment, more government revenue allocation, and the importation of expertise and technologies that can be adapted to local needs. |
 | | This, like problems at Rohtas, gets back to the fundamentals of Pakistani environmentalism: population control, water management, solid waste management, sustainable development and job creation, project implementation as well as conceptualization, greater grass-roots participation in the environment, more government revenue allocation, and the importation of expertise and technologies that can be adapted to local needs. |
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