Impact of Climate Change on Pakistan
A heat wave in Pakistan caused by climate change has led to hundreds of heatstroke cases, with temperatures reaching 120 degrees Fahrenheit in some areas. The country is dealing with the aftermath of heavy rains and floods in 2022. Pakistan is facing the impact of global climate disasters despite contributing less than 1% to carbon emissions.
Key Points
- Heat wave in Pakistan causing hundreds of heatstroke cases
- Temperatures reaching 120 degrees Fahrenheit in some areas
- Country still recovering from heavy rains and floods in 2022
- Pakistan facing impact of global climate disasters despite low carbon emissions