Pakistan should do its homework for Paris and someone needs to brief the prime minister about it.

Rest of Islamabad can still be preserved if residents can convince SC to protect city’s greenery from ‘development’.

The report found that communities are responding to the climate threat despite low government support.

The forest change for Pakistan is an eye-opener because the total tree cover loss between 2000 and 2013 is a lot.

The land mafia is a nexus comprising politicians, criminals, property dealers and corrupt government officials.

Instead of rising to the challenge of climate change, Pakistan is running away, but there will be no escape.

We should not just rely on govts, civil society should also share experiences, look at areas of cooperation.

In the past 40 years, nine out of 10 of the top disasters have been climate related.

In Pakistan, bomb blasts usually make it to the front while stories on climate change are confined to the back pages.

Aghast at thought of Sheikh Zayed-style road cutting through Margalla Hill, Islamabad’s civil society banded together.