Development and economic growth are poised to make Pakistan grow exponentially in the coming years

Plastic pollution is now recognised as a hazard to public health and the human body

Between 2000 and 2010, Pakistan lost forest cover equivalent to size of Lahore

Unfortunately, most people are unaware of the value and importance of urban wetlands

Freshwater inflow has declined significantly relative to saline, toxic effluents discharged into it

Implementation of guidelines at various levels requires collaboration of several ministries, departments and agencies

The consultation and participation of women in climate change initiatives must be ensured

Basic conditions need to be met at the resource level

Sindh's rural society is dominated by the feudal elite

Sindh should devise its comprehensive water policy to tackle increasing water insecurity of the province