Charsadda administration closes down flood relief camp housing nearly 15,000 people
Videos and photos on social media had shown widespread devastation as crops were washed away and houses were submerged.
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The shift from selling plastic to natural products had definitely affected his business, said 42-year-old Namg Kinine, but he accepted the losses.
G-20 ministers at odds at Bali climate action meeting
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Singapore to have first hydrogen-ready power plant by H1 2026
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It’s unfair that Pakistan is paying the price for damage wreaked on climate by rich nations
The natural disaster Pakistan is facing is not an outcome of its own policy options but a consequence of choices made by others.
The scale of the current disaster is far greater than that of the 2010 floods
The writer says Pakistan's rescue and relief simply cannot cope, with the dangers of water and mosquito-borne diseases ever-present.
Power generation systems feel the heat as climate risks grow
Experts said urgent steps are needed to make power systems more resilient given the world is forecast to consume increasing amounts of electricity for heating and cooling, as well…
India aims to be powered by 50% non-fossil fuel energy by 2030: Modi
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Jakarta struggles as climate change disrupts water balance
With Jakarta’s pipe network managed by the city-owned PAM Jaya only covering 64 percent of the city, several areas have to contend with using groundwater and even buy water…
Rescue operations continue as Khyber Pakhtunkhwa areas remain cut off due to floods
The National Disaster Management Authority said the death toll from the monsoon rains had reached 1,033 since mid-June, with 119 killed in the previous 24 hours.