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News / Pakistan
31 July 2015
Carbon & Climate
Pakistan’s new plan to embrace floods
Pakistan’s new plan to embrace floods
28 July 2015
Energy
In Pakistan, solar lamps turn women into green energy entrepreneurs
In Pakistan, solar lamps turn women into green energy entrepreneurs
7 July 2015
Carbon & Climate
Deaths mount as Pakistan heatwave is linked to climate
Deaths mount as Pakistan heatwave is linked to climate
30 June 2015
Carbon & Climate
Karachi should prepare for more heatwaves
Karachi should prepare for more heatwaves
23 June 2015
Food & Agriculture
Waterlogging, salinity threaten farmlands along the Indus
Waterlogging, salinity threaten farmlands along the Indus
16 June 2015
Food & Agriculture
Rapid groundwater depletion threatens Pakistan food security: officials
Rapid groundwater depletion threatens Pakistan food security: officials
18 May 2015
Water
Solar-powered ATMs to deliver clean drinking water in Pakistan
Solar-powered ATMs to deliver clean drinking water in Pakistan
24 April 2015
Energy
Pakistan performs u-turn on renewables: reports
Pakistan performs u-turn on renewables: reports
7 April 2015
Food & Agriculture
Pakistan farmers shift from wheat to cope with floods
Pakistan farmers shift from wheat to cope with floods
24 March 2015
Food & Agriculture
Pakistan’s changing weather patterns threaten harvests
Pakistan’s changing weather patterns threaten harvests
17 March 2015
Food & Agriculture
Pakistan confronts the curse of potato success
Pakistan confronts the curse of potato success
5 March 2015
Energy
Pakistan’s energy crisis could topple government, warns expert
Pakistan’s energy crisis could topple government, warns expert
19 February 2015
Energy
Solar to power thousands of off-grid homes in north Pakistan
Solar to power thousands of off-grid homes in north Pakistan
11 February 2015
Food & Agriculture
Pakistani farmers struggle to switch to solar powered pumps
Pakistani farmers struggle to switch to solar powered pumps
4 February 2015
Water
World has not woken up to water crisis caused by climate change - IPCC head
World has not woken up to water crisis caused by climate change - IPCC head
3 February 2015
Water
Drought-hit Pakistan turns to solar water treatment
Drought-hit Pakistan turns to solar water treatment
28 January 2015
Water
Expensive water plants won’t quench thirst in Pakistan’s Thar desert
Expensive water plants won’t quench thirst in Pakistan’s Thar desert
8 January 2015
Water
Asia’s largest solar desalination plant set up
Asia’s largest solar desalination plant set up
7 January 2015
Energy
Pakistan to pull solar energy into national power grid
Pakistan to pull solar energy into national power grid
16 December 2014
Carbon & Climate
Let nature play a role in climate adaptation, experts urge
Let nature play a role in climate adaptation, experts urge
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