Pakistan's Heat Plans Are Falling Behind Rising Temperatures

Pakistan's Heat Plans Are Falling Behind Rising Temperatures

Pakistan's safety plans for extreme heat were built on 2015 data. Now the picture has shifted. Last year saw temperatures 0.71°C above normal; in early 2025, some regions hit 5–7°C hotter than expected. The old safety limits no longer reflect reality. Hospitals, farms, and power systems designed for yesterday's climate now face dangers they weren't built to handle.

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