Pakistan environment

There is a gender gap in the impact of air pollution, which could produce a future fertility crisis in Pakistan.

Pakistan’s largest city was briefly the world’s most polluted major metropolis. The recurring pollution can be stopped.

With the EU and U.S. increasingly using climate targets as trade barriers, Pakistan risks being left behind in the global trend toward sustainability. But it can also be an opportunity for Pakistan to build climate resilience.

Political leaders must demonstrate strong commitment, empower local bodies, and engage communities as partners in the fight against climate change.

In addition to the direct damage done to locals, the flooding also spells disaster for Pakistan's long-term water security.

The temporary blue skies brought by the COVID-19 slowdown have inspired soul-searching over Pakistan’s current development path.

Every winter pollution spikes in Pakistan's second largest city, yet politicians have done little to prevent the recurring crisis.

CPEC has great promise, but Pakistan must be clear-eyed about the environmental and political costs.

As blue waters turn black, Pakistan can do more to halt the degradation of its marine environments.

The depletion of natural habitats in Pakistan is a problem in need of greater attention.

A roadmap to finally solving Pakistan’s energy crisis through “energy productivity.”

As Pakistan’s air gets worse and society demands action, how will the new government respond?