Water pollution with pathogenic microorganisms is one of the serious threats to human
health, particularly in developing countries. The main objective of this article is to highlight …

Water sharing within the states/provinces of a country and cross-border is unavoidable.
Conflicts between the sharing entities might turn more severe due to additional dependency …

The main aim of this study is to present an energy transition roadmap for Pakistan in which
the total energy demand by 2050 is met by electricity generated via renewable sources, in …

Pakistan is vulnerable and most affected by adverse impacts of climate change. The study
examines the impact of climate change on Pakistan during the year 2022, resulting into …

Large‐scale infrastructures are often understood by state planners as fulfilling a national
integrative function. This paper challenges the idea of infrastructures as national integrators …

The rapid rise in inequality is often seen to go in-hand with resource overuse. Examples
include water extraction in Pakistan, land degradation in Bangladesh, forest harvesting in …

Growing population, increasing urbanization, and rural to urban migration, coupled with the
ongoing climate change, threaten the sustainability of cities, particularly in developing …

Pakistan is currently undertaking a substantial expansion of electricity generation capacity to
provide electricity for all its end‐users and to satisfy a fast‐growing economy. Adoption of …

The sustainability of agricultural growth has been greatly influenced by the massive use of
groundwater in Pakistan for the last few decades. However, the groundwater economy of …

Dams and other large water infrastructures are more than mere technical projects in
Pakistan. They carry a special symbolic burden and are understood by the state as vectors …