Our Common future-The Clean Environment

Climate-Induced Internal Migration in South Asia: Pakistan's Growing Refugee Crisis 1. Introduction The accelerating impacts of climate change in South Asia  have triggered large-scale internal migrations,  with  Pakistan  being one of the most vulnerable countries. As natural disasters, rising temperatures, and water scarcity intensify, millions of Pakistanis face displacement, creating a growing internal refugee crisis . This issue not only challenges the country’s infrastructure but also raises concerns about urban planning, gender disparity, and long-term solutions. ²  Climate Migration in Pakistan 2024 As of 2024, climate migration in Pakistan has reached critical levels. Here is some information about climate migration in Pakistan: v  UNDP report A UNDP report from September 2024 predicts that without significant action, Pakistan could see a large number of climate migrants by 2050. The report was created in collaboration with experts and stakeholders...

  Green Hydrogen: The Future of Clean Energy in Pakistan and Global Transition . Introduction: Green hydrogen has emerged as a trans-formative  energy solution in the global quest for carbon neutrality and sustainable development. Produced using renewable energy sources like solar, wind, and hydropower, green hydrogen is hailed as the fuel of the future for its potential to decarbonize key industries and sectors such as transportation, manufacturing, and power generation. As countries around the world accelerate their transition to clean energy, Pakistan, too, has begun to explore the opportunities presented by green hydrogen. This article examines the role of green hydrogen in shaping Pakistan's energy future and the broader global transition toward clean energy. 1. The Global Push for Green Hydrogen a) Why Green Hydrogen? Green hydrogen is produced through the electrolysis of water, where renewable energy sources split water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen without emitt...