Lahore transport problems revolve around vehicle use, population growth. BRT does not resolve this, nor cover the city

In 133 kilometres between Ravi Siphon, Balloki headworks, Lahore effectively pollutes half of Indus & kills the Ravi.

In well structured irrigation system, consumers pay cost of efficient operations, maintenance, replacement of assets.

The Lahore Development Authority's Integrated Master Plan will clearly have impacts on the city’s environment.

In Lahore, the entire city’s sewage is discharged, untreated, into River Ravi.

Lahore has sprawled since the 1960’s, has gone well beyond the New Campus of the Punjab University.

Introducing new sewage treatment practices and providing sewage treatment can transform the lives of residents.

The right to a clean, healthy environment is a fundamental right, violated by the pollution discharged into the Ravi.

The disproportionate importance environmental issues get, one wonders the relative importance it gets in the budget.

When the money comes, it is spent on more highwa­ys, buildi­ngs, bridge­s: this is the ‘develo­pment’ we have.