Dr. Farah Waseem can feel the smog the moment she steps outside each morning.  The air smells dusty and burnt, irritating her throat and eyes right away. She has a dry cough that won’t go away, as do both of her parents. In the mornings and evenings in particular, the air is thick and murky, … Continue reading In Lahore’s Smog Season, This Gen Z Doctor Is Centering Climate Change