Barisal, one of Bangladesh’s oldest cities, is working to revive its long-neglected waterways for multi-purpose use over the next fifteen years

Where government initiatives have failed, a Tibetan village along the upper Mekong is financing its own community conservation

Wildlife is flourishing in this remote area of the Tibetan plateau, but loss of local Buddhist and nomadic culture spells trouble for the future

No immediate emissions reduction is expected when it opens next year, but its huge scale provides hope for reductions from 2020 onwards

Not enough data exists on the complex interaction on glaciers in the Indus basin, but a new knowledge platform helps scholars and provides policymakers a way to share the knowledge that exists

BRICS countries need to increase investment in low carbon energy to meet climate targets, says think-tank

Trapped in the hope of harnessing its abundant hydropower potential with no investment, Nepal is now branching out into solar and other forms of alternative energy

Every spring in Spiti, shepherds pay villages a fee and have their flock graze in their pastures. This tradition is now under threat from climate change.

This World Toilet Day Bhutan showcased its strategy of convincing people of the need of improved toilet facilities, going beyond merely basic toilets

Monsoon storms are pumping pollution from India and China over the Himalayas and into the stratosphere, speeding up global warming