By Nisha Fayyaz Last August, a single hour of heavy rain fell on Buner, a district in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. In that one hour, the area got almost 15 percent of the rain it normally gets in a whole year. Water and rocks came rushing down the mountains into villages below. People had almost no time The post Pakistan Barely Pollutes the Planet. So Why Is It Paying the Highest Price? appeared first on Daily The Patriot.



