Eco-Journalism

Only sustainable tourism practices, eco-friendly facilities, proper waste management and continuous conservation awareness can save Pakistan’s picturesque Astore Valley from environmental degradation

With a tradition of reuse and recycling, Pakistan stands at a crossroads. Will its shift to a circular economy redefine sustainability and economic resilience for the future?

Women in Karachi’s katchi abadis remain outside discussion on climate change

Not having its own landfill site is only the tip of the waste management iceberg in Islamabad. More critical is the absence of policies and laws that are applicable nationally and can prevent backlog and spillover

The power of bottom-up community action supported by established development and government actors is clearly visible in the way Islamabad’s Farash Town has utilised its waste as a resource to drive systemic change. 

The year 2024 appears to be the worst on record for air pollution in Pakistan. Successive governments need to address the problem with long term planning before it goes out of control.

Through its successful mangrove-based carbon credit project in Sindh, Pakistan shows it can create opportunities for conservation of forest ecosystems for global climate benefits.

Pakistan’s largest city cries for immediate interventions to minimise the impacts of intense heatwaves that have turned it into a virtual pressure cooker, causing loss of lives and livelihoods. 

Pakistan played a crucial role in operationalizing the Loss and Damage Fund which was announced on the very first day of the COP and played an active role during the two weeks long conference which saw some difficult negotiations

Most climate change experts agree that the success of COP28 in Dubai depends on the governments of the world taking major steps forward in the key areas of climate finance