The blueprint for clean air already exists — in London’s reforms and Beijing’s resolve. Pakistan, too, can reclaim its blue skies by modernising its industries, curbing transport emissions, and ending crop burning, writes @fahadiii.bsky.social.

Our senior scientist @fahadsaeed.bsky.social explains why Pakistan and India have experiences so many massive, sudden downpours this monsoon season: a combination of the warm monsoon system in the northern Pakistan mountains meeting colder air coming from the west. www.reuters.com/sustainabili...

Our Senior Scientist @fahadiii.bsky.social speaks to BBC News about how the fatal floods in Pakistan were made 15% more intense due to climate change. "If you consider that Pakistan's role in total emissions is less than 1%, it's a big case of climate injustice," he says @wwattribution.bsky.social

Pakistan is on the frontlines of the climate crisis, with temperatures pushing the limits of human survival. Deaths are going underreported, and the situation is worsened by inadequate planning and reliance on fossil fuels. Read the latest from Dr Fahad Saeed: climateanalytics.org/comment/paki...