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Population growth biggest obstacle to achieving climate resilience: ministry

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Population growth biggest obstacle to achieving climate resilience: ministry
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Pakistan's Ministry of Climate Change has identified rapid population growth as a primary barrier to achieving environmental sustainability. The government is advocating for integrated family planning and resource management to mitigate climate risks.

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It highlights the intersection of demographic pressures and climate change adaptation in developing nations.

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comments Join our Whatsapp Channel Add Dawn as a trusted source ISLAMABAD: Rapid population growth has emerged as one of Pakistan’s biggest obstacles to achieving environmental sustainability and climate resilience with the government calling for integrated action to address demographic pressures alongside climate adaptation and sustainable development.

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The article presents government policy positions and demographic data neutrally.

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