By SADAF SULEMAN: Hundreds of citizens gathered at Frere Hall on Sunday to call for urgent action on climate change, environmental degradation and urban pollution, as Karachi continues to face mounting ecological pressures. The Climate…
By Suneel Kumar In the heart of Tharparkar, where the desert once breathed with the rhythm of wind, trees, and grazing herds, the landscape now lies scarred — a victim of what locals call “development…
On the moonlit beaches of Bhugra Memon and Jati, two fishing settlements in Sindh’s Badin district along the Indus Delta coast, shores once alive with the rustling of nesting turtles now lie eerily silent. A…
Lawyers Go Green — Zubair Ahmed Abro Wins Sindh Bar Council Election on Climate Justice Manifesto KARACHI,: In a remarkable and precedent-setting victory for environmental advocacy within Pakistan’s legal fraternity, Zubair Ahmed Abro, a leading…
BY SADAF SULEMAN 14,000 Tonnes a Day — But Where Does It All Go?Only two-thirds of Karachi’s waste is collected, while the rest burns, festers, or floods into drains and the sea, choking the city’s…
By Hanifa Ameer Karachi’s coastline — once rich with thriving mangrove forests — is now under silent assault. In a recent reports of media, revealed that two men, Tariq and Bilal, were arrested for illegally…
SADAF SULEMAN Lyari Became Karachi’s Hottest and Hardest Place to Live LYARI, KARACHI — Lyari, one of Karachi’s oldest and most densely populated neighbourhoods, has become a frontline of Pakistan’s escalating climate crisis. Its narrow…
80-Year-Old Banyan Tree Felled Inside Government Compound Sparks Outrage in Karachi In an incident that has sparked widespread concern among environmentalists and citizens, a historic 80-year-old banyan tree was silently cut down within the premises…
Germany Invests €27 Million to Harness Sindh’s Powerful Winds for Clean Energy Future In a major boost to Sindh’s clean energy ambitions, the German government has announced a €27 million (over PKR 8 billion) investment…
Karachi’s Vanishing Green Shield: The Unchecked Destruction of Mangroves for Concrete Dreams Once, the coastline of Karachi was a living, breathing barrier between the Arabian Sea and the restless metropolis—a 75-kilometer ribbon of emerald mangrove…
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