climate change

News Desk Lahore: As many as Rs 2 billion has been allocated to provide loans to industrial units for the installation of environmental emissions control systems (EECSs), said Environment Protection Department (EPD) Director Assessment…

News Desk Islamabad: Climate Change and Environmental Coordination Minister Sherry Rehman on Thursday expressed optimism that the IPSG would be instrumental in gaining financial and other commitments for the implementation of…

Ishtiaq Ahmed Bradford: There are many damaging aspects of the current political malaise in Pakistan but perhaps the most damaging is the loss of public faith in politicians and the political institutions- the supposed agents of…

News Desk Islamabad: Federal Minister for Climate Change Sherry Rehman advised the public on Tuesday to take precautions to prevent heat waves and strokes because the southern parts of the country are expected to experience extremely…

Ishtiaq Ahmed Islamabad: Isn’t it bizarre that the Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) government has organised a public protest demanding the resignation of Chief Justice Umar Ata Bandial for ordering the release of Imran Khan (IK)…

News Desk Islamabad: The country wastes 38 million cubic feet (mcf) of water each year owing to inadequate planning and strategy; therefore, the water experts emphasised the necessity to build new reservoirs in order to utilise water…

Shazia Mehboob Islamabad: While the bigwigs of the country pleading for financial assistance to fight against climate change implications, the absence of proper disposal mechanisms in the districts sensitive to climate change speaks…

News Desk Islamabad: In light of the anticipated heatwave in the Southern parts of the country, provincial and local institutions are instructed to take the appropriate preparations to protect public health and lessen the impact of…

News Desk Islamabad: The UN has acknowledged that all of the world’s deltas are in danger, and that sea level rise and encroachment are harming the ecosystems of the soil and water. Not just the environment is deteriorating;…

News Desk Peshawar: Pakistan is vulnerable to climate change, and in the next few years, it is anticipated to have a severe water deficit for domestic, industrial, and agricultural use. This is mostly due to changing weather patterns,…