As experts gathered in Stockholm for World Water Week, thethirdpole.net looks at the most interesting innovations that could transform how we use fast-dwindling water resources

Pakistan’s commercial capital Karachi faces the threat of floods each time it rains, due to rampant construction, pollution and encroachments blocking its natural ravines and storm-water drains

Experts gathered in Stockholm for World Water Week argue water issues should be given more importance at the next climate summit in Paris

Experts say there is a correlation between El Niño and the weak monsoon in South Asia this year, though a conclusive link is yet to be established

Stockholm Water Prize winner Rajendra Singh of India speaks exclusively to thethirdpole.net on the eve of the award ceremony and says water should be saved from the corporate world

Bangladesh is the first country to get UN climate funds to install home solar energy systems in villages off the electricity grid

Historian David Pietz argues China’s current water problems are deeply rooted in its past

Experts say plans to boost the country’s diminishing forest cover will fail unless provincial governments are brought on board

China’s CO2 emissions have been overestimated by international agencies over the past decade, says a new study, further stoking the debate about country’s true carbon footprint

Committed to environmentally responsible agri-tech, an innovator in India’s Assam state has designed a low-cost rice planting machine that will double yields and boost the economy of the region