The federal government has allocated billions of rupees in the Fiscal Year 2022-23 for climate change adaptation and mitigation endeavors to purge the country from adverse impacts of environmental degradation and global warming
Pakistan owes its rising mercury to the harmful gas emissions by other countries, PM s aide on climate change Malik Amin Aslam said Friday. In his address with a seminar, Aslam revealed that the recurring heatwaves in the country have made Pakistan one of the hottest regions in the world.
Pakistan all set to host World Environment Day today
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PM Imran will preside over the ceremony of World Environment Day at Convention Center Islamabad.
ISLAMABAD (Dunya News) - Pakistan is all set to host World Environment Day 2021 in partnership with the UN Environment Programme (UNEP) today (Saturday). This will be the first time in history that the country will be officially hosting the day, Dunya News reported.
On the occasion, Pakistan will make some important announcements related to initiatives that it has taken to mitigate the effects of climate change, including the 10 Billion Trees Tsunami Programme, Clean Green Pakistan, the Electric Vehicle Policy, National Parks, and Green jobs. Only four global personalities, including Prime Minister Imran Khan, have been selected to participate in the World Environment Conference this year.
Climate change: Govt striving to secure future for coming generations, says PM Imran Khan
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Thursday May 27, 2021
Prime Minister Imran Khan speaks at a Ten Billion Tree Tsunami Program event in Haripur. Photo: Social media
PM Imran Khan says Pakistan being chosen to host World Environment Day 2021 is a huge achievement.
PM says effects of climate change can be reversed.
Pakistan will host World Environment Day 2021 on June 5.
HARIPUR: Prime Minister Imran Khan said the government was taking steps to improve Pakistan s environment to ensure a better and secured future for coming generations.
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The prime minister was taking part in a Ten Billion Tree Tsunami Program event where he said it was a huge achievement for the government that it would be hosting the next World Environment Day .
Pakistan taking effective steps to preserve environment, says PM Imran Khan
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Prime Minister Imran Khan addressing a ceremony in Haripur.
HARIPUR: Prime Minister Imran Khan on Thursday said the government was taking effective steps to preserve the environment for the coming generations.
The premier was addressing a Ten Billion Tree Tsunami Program event where he said it was a huge achievement for the government that it would be hosting the next World Environment Day .
PM Khan said it reflected that his government had taken steps to protect the environment, adding that it was a worrying sign that Pakistan was included in the list of 10 countries that are worse affected from climate change.