When the Mountains Stop Giving: Climate Change, Cherries, and Trout in Gilgit-Baltistan
In Hunza, cherry season used to be a celebration. Farmers who had tended their orchards through long, bitter winters would
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Author: Naeem Hussain
The Body Count of a Warming World: Climate Change Is Now a Public Health Emergency
We have spent decades debating climate change as an environmental problem. It is time we started treating it as what
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The Mountains Are Breathing Dust: Mining, Lungs, and the Silent Health Crisis in Gilgit-Baltistan
Gilgit-Baltistan is one of the most breathtaking landscapes on earth. It is also, for thousands of its residents, becoming one
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Pakistan’s Climate Promises Are Written in Ink. The Crisis Is Written in Flood Water.
Pakistan made ambitious promises to the world. Fifty percent renewable energy by 2030. A sixty percent reduction in emission intensity.
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When the River Runs Dry
There is a moment, somewhere between the snowmelt of the Karakoram and the parched fields of Sindh, where Pakistan’s future
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