Like many other nations, Pakistan is experiencing the negative consequences of climate change, and immediate action needs to be taken to mitigate those effects and prepare for the changes that are now emerging. Extreme weather events including frequent heat waves, unpredictable monsoon patterns, glacial melting, and increasing sea levels along Pakistan's coastline emphasize the country's susceptibility to climate change.
We must take measures to cut our greenhouse gas emissions. This may be accomplished by combining technological developments, governmental initiatives, and community participation.
One of the key areas that needs attention is our dependence on fossil fuels, which are a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions. By shifting to renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydropower, we can reduce carbon emissions and replenish our declining forests by promoting and endorsing tree-planting projects.
Unzela Eiraj
Karachi
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