#climate changes

Inshal HaiderIslamabad: Disasters remain one of the most pressing challenges to human security and sustainable development. Between 2000 and 2023, more than four billion people were affected by disasters, with global economic losses…

Nadeem TanoliIslamabad: PPP Senator Sherry Rehman has strongly criticized reductions in climate-related funding, warning that Pakistan is facing escalating environmental threats, including severe heatwaves, accelerated glacier melt,…

Aayza AmirIslamabad: For decades, national security was largely understood through the lens of traditional threats such as war, territorial disputes, and military rivalries. Today, however, climate change has emerged as one of the…

Raziq BhattiIslamabad: If we look back just two or three decades, the rhythm of nature in our region was entirely different. Spring would begin in early February, trees and plants would blossom naturally, summer would arrive by April,…

Fakhar-e-AlamPeshawa: At sunrise in a quiet village of Dera Ismail Khan, 49-year-old farmer Adnan Khan starts his motorbike and heads toward his wheat fields.What was once a routine inspection of soil and crops has, in recent…

Laksha KumariKarachi: When I first began covering environmental stories—floods erasing villages overnight, rivers choked with industrial waste, and communities displaced by droughts they did nothing to cause—I thought the hardest part…

News DeskIslamabad: As climate change accelerates glacial melt across Pakistan’s northern mountains, experts are calling for urgent, coordinated action to strengthen monitoring systems, improve policy implementation and scale up…

News Desk Loralai: Authorities in Loralai have stepped up emergency preparedness following heavy rainfall and hailstorms, with police and district administration intensifying efforts to prevent potential loss of life and property.…

Shazia MehboobIslamabad: In South Asia, summers are no longer just hot, they are relentless. Across Pakistan, Afghanistan,  Bangladesh, and India, rising temperatures and prolonged heatwaves are rapidly becoming the new normal. For…

Nadeem KhanQuetta: Before sunrise in Panjgur, Rahima Baloch begins her day fetching water from a distant well before the desert heat climbs above 45°C. But the 32-year-old mother of four is already exhausted. Years of drought have…