April 6, 2025

41 thoughts on “Climate change and its impact on Pakistan

  1. (Buber) an unfortune village of Gilgit baltistan and many more villages were destroyed by floods. If i talk specifically of my village Buber, more than 200 houses were completely damaged and 10 people died. The level of destruction is unimaginable and unrecoverable for us. Indeed climate changes are bringing us ill fortune and many food and security related problems. All the responsible countries must take immediate actions to prevent such changes.

  2. She quoted some unverified theoretical estimations as facts, thats unscientific and a bit common for climate activists. No one can change the climate except God, we can just improve our environment from pollution.

  3. The problems in pakistan have nothing to do with the climate , but rather , a lack of investment in the nations infrastructure, and that's because of the corrupt punjabi bourgeoisie and its petty government.

  4. Go again and do some more research about food wastage. The idea of generating power from waste had been shutting down for years in Pakistan because the calorific value of Pakistan's waste is way below as compared to the countries who are generation power from their waste. In Pakistan's waste you'll find alot of shopping bags, plastic material, diapers etc and the organic portion is way lower. Food wastage can be seen in the nations with food abundance. You'll find half eaten burgers and pizzas in the bins of American and Australian streets thus increasing the waste's calorific value. And there have been alot of composting activities on a very regular basis visit LWMC etc. So no food wastage isn't an issue here in Pakistan.

  5. UET taxila students' critical knowledge on environment is very low … Especially in terms of analytical analysis. I am an Environmentalist from UVAS lahore. I have worked with an environmental engineer from UET taxila and her knowledge on analytical parameters was very low.

  6. 7:14 (disappointed with that statement)

    you make it sound like children are the cause of worlds problem,

    There is no over population issue…
    The only issue we face is the issue of population management also Allah is the provider of all neither you nor anyone else gives food to millions of people around the world, the crops, the animals the food they're all blessings of Allah Subhana Watallah

    Making women educated & give them choice to bear children or not is western culture & policy…

    Of course women should be education but not for becoming the 2nd boss of society…

    I think every mature & educated women would herself choose to become a mother …

    Once again, children or overpopulation is not the cause of our problems…

    (Just a reminder there are well educated, well advance countries out there faced with the threat of population declining just because of the lower birth rate which often comes with your educated women…)

  7. "Planet of the Humans" is a documentary film directed by Jeff Gibbs and produced by Michael Moore. Released in April 2020, the film takes a critical look at the renewable energy industry and its impact on the environment. It explores the efficacy of various renewable energy sources and questions the sustainability of the green energy movement.

    Here are some key points and themes from the documentary:

    Critique of Renewable Energy: The film challenges the notion that renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and biomass are entirely clean and sustainable. It suggests that these technologies still rely heavily on fossil fuels for their production, transportation, and maintenance.

    Biomass and Biofuels Controversy: "Planet of the Humans" raises concerns about biomass and biofuels, arguing that the use of wood and other organic materials for energy production may have negative consequences, such as deforestation and the release of carbon dioxide.

    Corporate Influence: The documentary highlights the role of corporate interests and profit motives within the green energy sector. It suggests that some companies in the renewable energy industry prioritize economic gains over environmental sustainability.

    Population Growth and Consumption: The film addresses the broader issue of overpopulation and excessive consumption as major contributors to environmental degradation. It questions whether current efforts to address climate change are sufficient without addressing these fundamental issues.

    Technology's Limits: "Planet of the Humans" questions the belief that technological solutions alone can solve environmental problems. It argues that a shift in lifestyle and a reduction in overall energy consumption are necessary to achieve true sustainability.

    It's important to note that the documentary has been met with a range of opinions, and its arguments and assertions have been both supported and criticized. While it raises valid concerns about the environmental impact of certain renewable energy technologies, some critics argue that it does not adequately acknowledge the ongoing advancements and improvements within the renewable energy sector.

    Ultimately, "Planet of the Humans" encourages viewers to reevaluate their assumptions about the environmental benefits of renewable energy and to consider broader issues related to sustainability and consumption.

  8. صرف درخت لگانے سے ہی نہیں, ہر طرف سے اقدام اٹھانا ہو گا ماحول کو صاف رکھنے کیلئے جو کہ خطرہ کا باعث بنتا جا رہا ہے, اس میں ہر انسان کو اپنا کردار ادا کرنا ہو گا, یعنی اگر کوئی آپ کو مفت میں پیلا بلب فری میں دے, مگر آپ پے کر کے انرجی سیور خرید لیں. درخت لگانا, کچرا ری سائیکلنگ, پیٹرول وہیکل کی بجائے الیکٹرک وہیکلز استعمال کرنا, دھواں پیدا کرنے والے عوامل سے دور رہنا جیسے اقدامات ہیں.

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