Pakistan Faces Rising Costs of Climate Colonialism Amid Global Emissions
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Pakistan is experiencing severe impacts from climate change despite contributing minimally to global emissions. The country faces increased flooding, heatwaves, and economic losses, highlighting the unequal burden on developing nations. This situation affects millions of Pakistanis and raises questions about global responsibility and support for vulnerable countries.
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- •Pakistan contributes less than 1% to global greenhouse gas emissions.
- •Recent floods in Pakistan have displaced millions and caused billions in damages.
- •Heatwaves in Pakistan have reached record highs, affecting agriculture and health.
- •International climate finance to Pakistan remains insufficient to address these challenges.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If international donors increase climate finance to Pakistan Pakistan could improve its infrastructure and resilience, reducing human and economic losses from climate impacts.
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