A move to electric vehicles in India will be far from “green”, and ignores existing technologies which could be less disruptive and more useful

Will the Belt and Road Initiative bring environmental devastation or a new era of Chinese global resource stewardship? Asks Lili Pike

Climate change is straining socio-economic life in Kinnaur affecting apple production, causing landslides and pushing metal pent roofs

Rohan Chakravarty has turned his love for wildlife and environment into his muse by drawing cartoons centred on conservation issues under the banner of Green Humour, an internationally distributed comic strip

The link between environmental degradation and terrorism is increasingly clear, but so is the link between environmental action and creating political stability, writes Florian Krampe

While diplomats in Bonn work on the operating manual for the Paris Agreement, Washington ponders withdrawing from climate action

In the mountainous north-eastern Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh, the tribal communities have elaborate taboos to govern their interaction with nature, and thus manage conservation

The China-Pakistan plan to build five dams in a row on the Indus will stop the flow of silt to rejuvenate farms downstream, and will reduce water flow in the nine dry months of the year

The pla beuk is a beautiful behemoth; a gigantic toothless catfish with skin smooth and silky to the touch. It’s the largest freshwater fish in the world and, once upon a time, these fish swam the great lengths of the mighty Mekong River from southern China, through Burma, Laos, Thailand, and Cambodia, all the way […]

At the crucial end of the China Pakistan Economic Corridor – a vital part of OBOR – the Gwadar port on the Arabian Sea is being built fast, leaving local fisherfolk terrified about loss of homes and livelihood