Will the expansion of hydropower shift the region towards a low carbon future, or simply over exploit a fragile ecosystem?

What happens if neither the US nor China is ready to take the lead, ask Angel Hsu and Carlin Rosengarten

Hydropower expansion in Yunnan may be fatal for this rare and beautiful bird, writes Wan Rong

The extensive coverage of the Indus Waters Treaty in the Pakistani media overemphasises disagreements with India, and ignores more important water management challenges that the country faces

This documentary reveals the hardships faced by stray dogs and their impact on humans and wildlife on the Tibetan plateau

The revered Ganga has now become a river that is coming from nowhere and going nowhere

Exclusive interview with Bangladesh’s former top diplomat on the Teesta, India-Bangladesh water relations, the Farakka Barrage, and the future of the Ganga Treaty

Exclusive interview with Prafulla Samantara, a key leader in the long struggle against bauxite mining in a forest safeguarded by indigenous people for centuries

A slew of initiatives announced during and after the recent Namami Brahmaputra river festival aim to revitalise the river as a trade and travel network, but there is a long way to go

The core problems driving climate change are not going to disappear, but both the sense of danger and a strategy based on hope for peaceful change, are necessary to create a better world