VOICED : Pakistan facing climate calamity if warnings go unheeded

Pakistan's agriculture is self-sufficient but threatened by climate change, with floods and water level variations affecting farmers. The Indus River, crucial for irrigation, is impacted by glacier melting due to global warming. Karachi, a vulnerable city, faces heat waves and water scarcity, exacerbated by climate change. Despite these environmental challenges, they are often overshadowed by terrorism and energy crises.

What are the main agricultural challenges faced by Pakistan due to climate change?

How does the melting of glaciers in northern Pakistan impact the country's water supply?

Discuss the relationship between global warming and agricultural stability in Pakistan.

What are the effects of heat waves on the population of Karachi?

In what ways is the water supply in Karachi insufficient for its residents?