Eco-Journalism

From off-grid villages to city rooftops, households are choosing solar not out of idealism but to escape rising bills and relentless load shedding.

The story of Layi Nullah reveals how governance failures and climate pressures turn monsoon rains into recurring disasters for the city’s most vulnerable.

Climate change is forcing communities to migrate to safer locations with limited access to housing, water, and other services. An initiative by WWF-Pakistan is ensuring an uninterrupted supply of water to climate migrants in northern Pakistan.

From AI-driven soil sensors to drones and satellites, Pakistan’s farmers are testing precision tech yet skepticism, high costs and policy gaps persist, even as climate shocks make innovation urgent.

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