‘Point of no return’
Pakistan’s ability to cope with climate-induced threats has further weakened in recent years.
Ali Tauqeer Sheikh
Rampaging rivers
We are desperately short of early warning systems.
Towards a net-zero emissions world
There are many benefits for Pakistan if it publicly commits to becoming carbon neutral by 2050.
Climate emergency
Here’s a chance for the PM to talk of our climate crisis.
The new normal
Pakistan’s argument about the insignificance of water quantities is misplaced.
Water security
Pakistan must secure its interests through regional diplomacy.
Can Climate change Pakistan?
The impact from global climate change has the potential to threaten our security as well. But in order to meet the
A rulebook for climate suicide in slow motion
COP 24 closed without the euphoria that is typically orchestrated at the conclusion of such grand events.
YOUR AGENDA (SHOULD YOU CHOOSE TO ACCEPT IT)
Eos offers the incoming Prime Minister an agenda of some critical issues confronting Pakistan today — what should be the
Five things to do for heatwave management in Karachi
There are still capacity and knowledge gaps in the city’s response mechanism for extreme heat episodes.
The new normal
Karachi can expect heatwaves to increase in the coming years.
Climate threats
This is the time to engage with active players.
SPECIAL REPORT |Why climate change threats are real and complex: Global climate talks link action to finance
While ambitious pledges are renewed at Bonn, do countries have the money to take up the climate action challenge?
Kill pollution, save lives
The urban air pollution levels in Pakistan are amongst the world’s highest.
America first or America alone?
Trump is seen largely as operating in a fact-free zone in an attempt to protect the interests of some people.
Renewable energy for growth
Even if load-shedding ends, clean and reliable energy will remain a distant dream for many Pakistanis.
Pakistan’s water diplomacy
A policy that ignores non-IWT sources of water is perilous for our security and economy.
How CPEC can help the SDGs
Instead of simply being an ‘economic’ corridor, CPEC can become an environmental corridor.
PAKISTAN’S CHALLENGES: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS 2015-2030: Combating climate change: why it matters
Environmental degradation costs Pakistan 9pc of its GDP
Investing in climate resilience
It is time to move from basic disaster management to investing systematically in risk reduction.