Experts debate if the recent flash floods that damaged homes and fields in the Hindu Kush Himalayas in Pakistan were caused by a glacial lake outburst.

With the demise of the Mekong River Commission, governments and civil society need to find a new forum to resolve escalating dam disputes, argues Kirk Herbertson

An automated flash flood warning system is proving a boon in northern Bangladesh, says Deo Raj Gurung

Research shows that rampant dam building is devastating the biodiversity of the Jinsha River, a Yangtze tributary

Floods have increased numbers of Indus dolphins in some parts of the river says WWF-Pakistan

In a country with more mobile phones than toilets, The Third Pole finds out more about one non-profit’s attempt to roll out affordable, water efficient sanitation

New digital tools to improve environmental reporting in the Amazon could prove useful in the Himalayan region

Water levels of the critical rivers that originate in the Himalayan glaciers will not drop over the next century, say scientists

A historic treaty between the US and Mexico may herald better times for the Colorado delta and offer lessons for water sharing agreements elsewhere