Pakistan sits in a strange tug-of-war with plastic. Letting go of plastic consumption entirely isn’t realistic right now, but reducing it in a smart, structured way absolutely is. The country relies heavily on cheap packaging, weak enforcement, and an informal recycling economy that picks up the slack where policy fails. Plastic is everywhere because it’s […]
Industrial waste isn’t just an operational by-product; it’s a direct reflection of how responsibly a company behaves toward the environment, its workers, and the communities around it. In Pakistan’s growing industrial landscape — from Sundar Industrial Estate to Faisalabad and Port Qasim — the pressure to manage waste properly is rising not only from regulators,
Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif’s presence at COP30 in Belém, Brazil signals a major leap for Suthra Punjab — her visionary clean-Punjab and waste-management initiative. Why Her Visit Matters What This Means for Punjab By taking the Suthra Punjab story to the world, Maryam is positioning Punjab not just as a climate-vulnerable region, but as
