A boat stranded on the shore of Thatta after a flood. As a consequence of climate change, frequency of floods has increased, forcing entire communities living in the coastal areas to uproot themselves. After every devastation, fishermen, along with their meagre belongings are left with little choice to move elsewhere in search of livelihood. PHOTO: JAHANZEB TAHIR (@jt76007)
The provincial government of Balochistan has taken a significant step towards environmental conservation by announcing the establishment of the Balochistan Comprehensive Environment and Climate Change Research Institute.
This research institute aims to conduct vital research to safeguard the environment and address climate change challenges in the region.
An official from the Balochistan government highlighted the institute’s objectives, stating that it will focus on identifying and containing toxic contaminants that are adversely affecting the quality of water, soil, and air in the province.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 7th, 2023.
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