New evidence shows heatwaves, floods and smog straining health, education and basic services across the province
South Punjab is the epicentre of an unfolding crisis in Punjab whose most climate-exposed districts are slipping deeper into vulnerability as repeated environmental shocks, heatwaves, floods, drought pockets and extended smog cycles collide with fragile service delivery systems.
A Population Council investigation presents new district level evidence that climate change is no longer a background stressor but the central force reshaping access to health, education and population services across much of the province.
“Without urgent district level interventions, Punjab could sl
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