WRITER · SOCIAL ACTIVIST · CLIMATE ADVOCATE
Pakistan Observer · Oct 03, 2026
How everyday waste in Pakistan reveals gaps in collection, public responsibility and environmental governance, and why cleaner communities require more than occasional clean-up drives.
This piece forms part of Hammad Gillani’s published writing on climate and society.
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