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Over the past decade smog has become a persistent problem for Pakistan, mainly in Punjab. Every winter, a thick layer of toxic air covers cities including Lahore, Faisalabad, and Gujranwala, impacting millions of lives. Although the smog issue is multifaceted, solutions rooted in sustainability and

Lahore has confronted severe smog issues in recent years, predominantly in the winter months. The city’s air quality often declines to dangerous levels, mainly due to a combination of vehicle emissions, industrial pollution, agricultural residue burning and seasonal weather conditions that trap pollutants near ground.

Regardless of alarming reports on rising temperatures, extreme weather events, and  biodiversity loss, many still view climate change as a light issue. Part of the reason lies in psychological distance—climate impacts look either too far off in the future or too removed from daily life

As Hurricane Helene created havoc in the Southeast, the storm’s death toll has exceeded 200, with many more missing and whole communities left in ruins. Flooded streets and collapsed homes stretch for even miles, leaving residents contending with immense damage. Experts link Helene’s unparalleled strength

Statement The circular economy gives significant potential to transform Europe’s built environment, helping to address the triple crises of climate change, biodiversity loss, as well as pollution. By shifting away from linear economic model of take, make, waste, to adoption of circular principles can lead

Statement: The Mediterranean region is facing an extreme marine heatwave, categorized as abnormally warm sea temperatures that are several degrees above the average. This phenomenon is a result of extended heatwaves over the summer, which have led to Mediterranean Sea, as well as other neighboring

In recent years, the impact of climate change has become apparent increasingly across the globe, effecting almost every aspect of life. While much of the focus has been on the environmental and economic consequences, one major area that usually gets ignored is education. Specially, climate

Hurricane Beryl’s destruction in Grenada highlights a critical global challenge: an immediate need for accessible and affordable climate finance for the vulnerable and emerging markets and developing economies, EMDEs. These nations, loaded with debt and lacking fiscal space, struggle to rebuild after severe weather events.

Recent studies expose that climate change is altering Earth’s shape subtly and increasing the length of days. Melting polar ice sheets are reallocating mass towards the equator, affecting the planet to bulge and slow its rotation. This effect, underlined in a 2024 PNAS study, is