Climate change

Several cities around the world have managed to reduce pollution even while making economic progress

Rising heat, erratic monsoons and policy gaps are altering farming rhythms and market stability

Global temperatures are rising, political will is shifting, and many countries are sidelining the climate agenda

Adapt2Win global campaign urges governments to prioritise and fund investment in climate adaptation

While global frameworks & govt policies set the stage, real progress hinges on public-private collaboration

Experts warn COP promises are falling behind escalating global climate crises

.Nearly 200 countries to publish updated climate plans by early February

India, the biggest contributor, generates over 10 million tons of plastic pollution followed by Nigeria and Indonesia

Record heat, 1.48°C above pre-industrial levels influenced by El Nino and climate change: EU scientists

"Help the planet. Eat the rich," exclaimed activists e, criticising the rich's carbon impact

Achieving net-zero emissions by 2050 demands £3 trillion each year, stressing the need for international cooperation

Environmental group Friends of the Earth questions UK's climate strategy, alleging it fails to meet legal standards

Heavy rains and floods turn Europe’s roads into rivers. Is this the new European summer due to climate change?

389,000 people in state of Rio Grande do Sul remain displaced from their homes because of intense flooding

Policy requires authorization for advertising on sensitive, political, social issues, including climate change

Experts at a workshop emphasised need for national economic documentation to drive tax reforms and widen tax net

The chief justice highlighted lack of solid mechanism to dispose of plastic products

12-month average global temperature was 1.63°C above pre-industrial levels, warmest since record-keeping began in 1940

Pakistan continues to remain among the world's most climate change-vulnerable countries.

urgency of funding and support to shield populations from climate disasters cannot be overstated

Pakistan is the world's fourth-largest mango producer

Exacerbation caused by climate change has increased heat frequency and intensity, leading to tragic loss of life

Child rights activist says school closures during disasters may lead to dropouts and reduce learning levels

Experts fear 600,000MT fall in production; export target reduced to 100,000MT

From activism to policy advocacy, youngsters lead the charge against environmental degradation

Environmental experts push for decisive actions to shift to alternatives

From escalating allergies to respiratory distress, Islamabad’s residents face mounting challenges

Climate change: impact on agriculture

Asakawa highlights importance of green globalization for greener economies

Aim to combat climate change, poverty, gender gaps in member countries

Footage shows partially submerged cars struggling to drive through standing water in central region of Qassim

Will collaborate with Pakistan to address climate change, support social sector

Classes suspended in Philippines, Bangladesh due to extreme weather

Out-of-season rainfall has destroyed crops of the seasonal fruit across K-P

collaborative effort to address climate change and promote sustainable development across Balochistan

He added that satellites were collecting data about climate and NASA was looking to make this data accessible

The announcement kicks off a week of activities aimed at touting the Biden administration's record on climate change

Weather officials call situation 'grim,' citing rare water level spikes in Xijiang and Beijiang river basins

Bangladesh, Pakistan and India were world’s smoggiest countries in 2023

Part of major push to expand resources available to help poor countries fight climate change

Marginalised communities bearing the brunt of adverse fallouts of climate change

Expectant mothers in Pakistan’s rural areas live and give birth in dire conditions

PM said a comprehensive and effective strategy was needed to counter the effects of climate change

Pakistan Gender Climate Award 2024 to shine a light on Pakistani women and recognise their leadership and contribution

Need for joint efforts to address climate change discussed

The United Nations estimates that 80 per cent of the people displaced by climate change are women

Women disproportionately affected due to social, economic, and cultural factors, Dr. Ali Mir

Sumera Ishfaq stressed the need for sustainable solutions in Thatta district

As Pakistan is one of worst impacted by climate change, need for sustainable alternatives is imperative

Participants will benefit from curriculum designed to challenge, expand their knowledge of combating climate change