Stricter Waste Regulations at Coasts, Ports Urged

Stricter waste regulations at coasts, ports urged

Federal Minister for Maritime Affairs Muhammad Junaid Anwar Chaudhry has issued a clarion call for urgent, coordinated action to combat plastic pollution and modernise Pakistan's maritime infrastructure. In a statement released on World Environment Day, the minister urged alignment of maritime policies with global climate goals to safeguard the country's over 1,000-km coastline and marine biodiversity. Highlighting the 2025 World Environment Day…

Plastic Crisis in Pakistan - Republic Policy

Editorial Pakistan grapples with an escalating plastic crisis, visible from Lahore’s choked drains to agricultural fields in Punjab and the polluted delta where the Indus meets the Arabian Sea. Everywhere, plastic waste chokes ecosystems: wrappers tangle crops, bags clog storm drains, and marine life ingests bottle caps. On World Environment Day 2025—dedicated to “Beat Plastic Pollution”—the nation confronts its role in a global emergency. Pakis…

World Environment Day 2025: Antala’s Commitment to a Sustainable Future

As we celebrate World Environment Day 2025, we reflect on our unwavering commitment to sustainability and environmental stewardship. The post World Environment Day 2025: Antala’s Commitment to a Sustainable Future appeared first on Antala Ltd..

Pakistan remains committed to sustainable environment, Zardari

Pakistan remains committed to sustainable environment, Zardari highlighted on World Environment Day. Pakistani President Asif Ali Zardari emphasized on Thursday his country’s dedication to environmental protection and ensuring a sustainable future for coming generations. Acknowledging Pakistan’s limited resources, he noted that the country is actively addressing environmental challenges and the effects of climate change, on occasion of World Env…

Plastic pollution threatens ecosystems, the economy, and future generations, PM - Global News Pakistan

Message from Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on the Occasion of World Environment Day,5 June Islamabad : World Environment Day, Pakistan joins the international community in reaffirming its commitment to safeguard our planet and pursue sustainable development.This year’s theme — “Putting an End to Plastic Pollution” — is both timely and urgent. Plastic pollution is an environmental challenge that threatens our ecosystems, our economy, and…