Fawad Khan
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Climate Change
Burgeoning population exerting immense pressure on Indus Basin
LAHORE: The Indus Basin in Pakistan is under pressure due to population growth, rapidly melting glaciers, changing pattern in river…
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New Gwadar International Airport set to go green
GWADAR – The New Gwadar International Airport (NGIA) is all set to go green in the backdrop of fresh decision…
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Valuing Water
New water tariff to pile agony on consumers
LAHORE – Water for the domestic use will be expensive as the Water and Sanitation Agency (Wasa) has increased…
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Climate Change
China’s Nanjing University Offers Scholarships in Climate Change, Environmental Governance
In a bid to help Pakistani students enhance their research capacity to combat the climate crisis, Nanjing University of Information…
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Climate Change
PM directs drainage of rain water in Lahore
#LAHORE: Prime Minister #ShehbazSharif has directed the authorities concerned to take preventive measures during heavy rains in the country. Taking…
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Climate Change
UAE group, Wapda ink MoUs to address Pak energy crisis
ISLAMABAD: The Water and Power Development Authority (Wapda) and United Arab Emirates (UAE) Sheikh Ahmed Dalmook Al Maktoum’s private office…
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Valuing Water
Sindh writes letter to Centre over water shortage
KARACHI: Provincial Irrigation Minister Jam Khan Shoro has contacted the federal government regarding shortage of water in Sindh and asked…
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Climate Change
IRSA releases 277,900 cusecs water
Indus River System Authority (IRSA) on Wednesday released 277,900 cusecs water from various rim stations with inflow of 366,200 cusecs.…
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Valuing Water
New Karachi mayor vows to ‘rebrand’ Pakistani megacity, work to solve water, sewage, transport issues
Murtaza Wahab Siddiqui calls on rivals PTI, Jamaat-e-Islami to work with him to uplift Karachi Siddiqui’s election has been heavily…
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Valuing Water
After devastating floods in Pakistan, some have recovered but many are struggling a year later
ISLAMABAD (AP) — Last summer’s flooding in Pakistan killed at least 1,700 people, destroyed millions of homes, wiped out swathes…
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