By Asfara Naveed When the earth turns against its people, where do they go? People move. Not voluntarily, but out of necessity. Millions of people in Pakistan are experiencing this reality as they are forced from their homes by droughts, floods, and rising temperatures. In Pakistan, the problem of climate
By Afaq Ahmad he world is heating, storms are growing, and seasons are no longer predictable. For today’s young generation, climate action is not a warning, but the emergence of dealing. Today’s world is shaped by floods, harsh temperatures, strong heat waves, and pollution. Inculcating youth potential is essential, as
By Kashif Hussain Our planet is like a nurturing mother because in every color and every fragrance of it, life resides — but today, climate change and fisheries issues are threatening this beauty. Climate change is no longer just a scientific term, but has become part of our daily life.
By Asfara Naveed Pakistan stands at the crossroads, caught between commitments made and actions never delivered. Despite the high expectations built on global climate conferences, the on-ground realities paint a different picture. For developing countries like Pakistan, climate change is not only an environmental issue but also a development issue.
By Aleena Butt For the people of Pakistan residing in the fertile lowlands, the climate change impacts have always seemed distant, a warning highlighted by Western narratives. In contrast, for the people of Gilgit-Baltistan, this impact has become a harsh reality. For Gilgit-Baltistan, it is no longer a distant threat
By Amna Imtiaz When it comes to addressing the issue of climate change, grassroots organizations play a vital role. One of these is the Progressive Climate Foundation (PCF), a youth-based and innovative platform. It is promoting awareness, advocacy, and action across key thematic areas related to some of the most
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