SCIENCEJun 15 · 03:44 UTCDAWN[email protected] (Editorial)

Climate choices

Pakistan faces severe climate challenges with consecutive record-warm years in 2024 and 2025, leading to glacial melt, erratic monsoons, and increased weather volatility. The government allocated Rs690bn for climate-related initiatives in 2026-27, including Rs214bn in climate-tagged expenditure and Rs476bn in green subsidies, though the article questions if these funds match the scale of required climate investments.

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