Despite the rise of renewable energy as a cost-effective alternative, Pakistan remains wedded to coal power for reasons that have little to do with economics

With the sharpest temperature rise in Pakistan and a big drop in snowfall, there is little grass left in Deosai to sustain livestock

As Pakistani NGOs and the government dispute how many have died in Karachi’s latest heatwave, the people who live in the city’s slums – those most vulnerable – are still ignored

The Achro desert wetland complex of more than 100 lakes is shrinking to due erratic weather patterns and government mismanagement

Chinese backed coal excavation and power plants will displace thousands of people and deplete groundwater in a region ravaged by drought

By all records available Sindh province in Pakistan shows high levels of pollution, and the current steps being taken are inadequate to deal with the challenge

Untreated waste and oil spills from the city’s two ports endanger marine life and the livelihood of Pakistan’s fishermen

Pakistan is losing a living heritage, as climate change and dams upstream have led to lack of enough water in the Indus for the famous Palla fish to swim upstream and spawn

Five years after Pakistan’s worst floods, thousands of displaced people continue to live makeshift lives in a slum on the outskirts of Karachi with the government doing little to help them