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Restful sleep in extreme heat, but how? Heat wave and the human body. When we didn't have electric fans, coolers and air conditioners, buildings were built with the air in mind. "The design of the building was an experiment," said Aldiser McGregor, a building designer at the California Academy of Sciences. The experiment sought to determine the extent to which one could live without air conditioners.

Ways to keep the house cool without AC. Climate change is a global concern. The earth's temperature is constantly rising. Glaciers are melting somewhere and forest fires are starting somewhere. People are worried about the heat. Air conditioners are being installed in homes and offices to control the heat. But air conditioners heat the outside more than they cool the inside. According to experts, the gas coming out of air conditioners has a big hand in climate change. If air conditioners are a loss-making deal, what other way is there to cool homes? The California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco exemplifies this. The entire roof of this building is green. This helps keep the building temperature low. In addition, the windows on the roof are open, from where the cool air comes in. Even on hot days, one can spend time here without AC.

Water situation in rivers and reservoirs. Lahore (NNI-July 09, 2020) The inflow and outflow of water in Tarbela, Mangla and Chashma reservoirs, their levels and the flow of water in the barrages were as follows. In Sindh, the inflow and outflow at Tarbela in Sindh is 151,800 cusecs. 160,000 cusecs, arrival at Nowshera in Kabul 60,100 cusecs and departure 60,100 cusecs, arrival at Mangla in Jhelum 41,000 cusecs and departure 15,000 cusecs, arrival at Marala in Chenab 73,300 cusecs and departure 40,300 cusecs. The barrages include Jinnah Arrival 219900 cusecs and Emission 21250 cusecs, Spring Arrivals 219400 cusecs and Emissions 210000 cusecs, Taunsa Arrivals 216400 cusecs and Emissions 191000 cusecs, Panjnad Arrivals 16000 cusecs, and Emission Zero cusecs, Guddu Arrivals 183700 cusecs and Emissions 147300 cusecs.

All Pakistan Cotton Power Looms Association welcomes the appointment of Javed Ghani as the new Chairman of the Federal Board of Revenue. Faisalabad, July 08, 2020 (PPI-OT): All Pakistan Cotton Power Looms Association Chairman Chaudhry Muhammad Nawaz has welcomed the appointment of Javed Ghani as the new Chairman Federal Board of Revenue and said that his appointment would help the FB. There should also be a clear change in the policies and procedures of the RC so that the policy of increasing the tax net not only to increase government revenue but also to put more burden on the existing taxpayers can be abandoned. Talking to APP on Wednesday, he said that this important institution of the country had been run by interim chairmen for the last several months due to which the expected changes in policies in this department were in line with the wishes of the people and the government. Couldn't fetch.

Due to rains, the per capita price of cotton has been reduced to Rs. 400. Lahore (NNI. July 09, 2020) The per capita price of cotton has come down to Rs 400 due to rains. The decline began. In Punjab, the price of cotton has come down by Rs 400 to Rs 8,600 per quintal, while in Sindh it has gone down by Rs 150 to Rs 8,350 per quintal. Does not make accurate predictions in time, if this situation continues, cotton production will be further reduced than last season.

Corona coded 19, created an independent panel to review, the World Health Organization. In May this year, WHO member states unanimously adopted a resolution tabled by the European Union to examine the global response to the epidemic, said Tedros Azanom Gabrieus, director general of the World Health Organization. An independent panel has been set up to deal with the epidemic, with former New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark and former Liberian President Alan Johnson Sirleaf agreeing to head the panel. What is it. According to the report, Tedros said in a virtual meeting with representatives of the 194 member countries of the WHO that the scale of the epidemic, which has put the world in practice, clearly deserves a proper assessment and an honest assessment. Is