From Melting Glaciers to Rising Floods: Go Green Now

Climate Change: A Disaster Happening Now

Climate change is no longer a "tomorrow" problem; it's a present-day disaster. Villages were swept away in Buner (KPK) due to floods, and so in Gilgit-Baltistan, where the largest numbers of glaciers exist, home to K2. Glaciers are melting at record speed, and entire communities are losing their lives and homes. Pakistan — home to the largest number of glaciers outside the polar regions — is on the frontline of this crisis.

Melting Glaciers, Swept Away Villages

Glaciers and water bodies are melting at a very high rate. If you live in a developed country and feel untouched by these changes, ask someone who belongs to that region where entire villages are swept away by sudden floods. What feels unreal from afar is reality for millions.

Climate Justice Isn’t Charity — It’s Responsibility

Let's not overlook the reality: developed countries consume the vast majority of non-renewable energy at a scale far greater than developing nations. However, it is the underdeveloped countries that experience the most severe consequences. How can a country facing a significant economic crisis effectively address such environmental disasters?

It's time for the countries to step up and take action, mainly the developed nations that carry the greatest responsibility for emissions. Climate Justice is not charity, it's a responsibility.

Don’t Wait for Governments — Go Green Yourself

While governments debate and delay, we as individuals can still make choices to put our effort into this regard. Innovation is giving us tools to live cleaner, greener, and smarter. From solar power banks to smart plugs, eco-friendly tech is a practical way to contribute to real change.