Floods, Heatwaves, and Hope: Reimagining Agriculture in a Warming Pakistan

When climate change hit my home and our fields, destroying the standing crops, during the 2022 floods in Nowshera, it stopped being an abstract global issue – it became deeply personal. Like my family, countless others across Pakistan are facing the growing threat of extreme weather, which endangers not only livelihoods but our shared future. From scorched fields to submerged homes, farmers are on the frontlines of a crisis that demands more than policy responses; it calls for empathy, equity, and urgent climate-smart action rooted in resilience and collective responsibility. In this blog, Accountability Lab’s research intern, Momal Nawab, explores how climate-resilient farming, youth leadership, and inclusive policy reform can help shape a more sustainable future for Pakistan’s agriculture.

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Climate Change and Mental Health: Impending Despair

The relentless force of climate change has made the planet undergo a tragic transformation. The visible wounds of rising temperatures and environmental destruction are not the only things demanding human attention. There is a devastating toll quietly dismantling in the shadows, affecting the mental health of both humans and animals. It is no surprise that with extreme weather changes and a rise in pollution, climate change negatively influences human behavior.

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