Why Reducing Carbon Emissions in Pakistan’s Textile Industry is Key to Boosting Exports?
As a country vulnerable to climate change, Pakistan faces a critical challenge: reducing carbon emissions in its textile sector—a…
JICA Hands Over Water Treatment Plant to WASA Faisalabad — A Major Step Toward Climate-Resilient Urban Infrastructure
In a significant move to enhance climate-resilient urban water infrastructure in Pakistan, the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) has…
How Carbon Credits Are Driving Landfill Restoration and Sustainability
For years, travellers on Lahore’s Ring Road were met with an overpowering stench upon reaching the Mahmood Booti area….
Hemp: A Ray of Hope for the Textile Industry Amid Cotton Crisis from Climate Change
Dr. Asad Farooq, Chairman of the Department of Fibre and Textile Technology at the University of Agriculture Faisalabad, initiated…
Climate Change and Its Role in the Rising Cancer Cases in Pakistan
Environmental changes are increasingly contributing to the rise of cancer cases in Pakistan. Key factors include the growing duration…
Solution to the Declining Production and Quality of Kinnow Due to Climate Change Effects
It is widely acknowledged, both in Pakistan and around the world, that the best Kinnow come from Sargodha. However,…
How Green Startups Are Fighting Climate Change
Faisalabad is known for its entrepreneurial spirit, boasts a community naturally inclined toward business and innovation. The city’s startups…
NIC Faisalabad: An incubator for green ideas
To promote Pakistan’s startup ecosystem, Ignite National Technology Fund and the Ministry of IT and Telecommunication are funding National…
The Importance of Agroforestry and Urban Forestry in Mitigating Climate Change Risks
Cities are witnessing the rapid conversion of fertile agricultural land into housing societies. This alarming trend is not only…
Why Biomass Energy Production is Crucial for Tackling Climate Change in Pakistan
Air pollution and smog in cities like Faisalabad and beyond are significantly fuelled by the burning of crop residues…