More aggressive action is required to control the growth of greenhouse gas emissions if Paris climate commitments are to be met

Inland waterways may allow India to address its issues of poverty reduction and economic development, in cooperation with Bhutan, Bangladesh and Nepal, but there is a long way to go, and local communities need to part of the process

Catherine Early looks at Oxford’s radical proposal to ban combustion engines to create a zero emissions zone

The Atrato river’s rights include its ‘protection, conservation, maintenance and restoration’, placing a significant burden on the state to ensure they are enforced

How countries and lenders engage with China’s development initiative will determine how sustainable it is

After the 2015 earthquake, a small village in Nepal which depended entirely on making traditional milk-based sweets has diversified into poultry and fish farming

The massive Char Dham road project in India’s Himalayas is generating protests by locals who fear being displaced, as well as by environmentalists fearing for the fragile eco-sensitive zone

With no rains in October so far, and limited rainfall in September, more than half a million people in three districts of Kashmir have been affected

Biogas provides a cost effective and low-pollution alternative to cooking with wood in Bangladeshi villages

And a solar pump provides clean drinking water to schoolchildren, in an area plagued by arsenic in groundwater