New research links smoke from cook stoves to high levels of stunted growth among children in Nepal

China has forged ahead on developing hydropower, while other Himalayan nations have languished, Nilanjan Ghosh explains why

The managing director of Bhutan’s Druk Green Power Corporation, Chhewang Rinzin, talks about how to minimise the negative impacts of the country’s big dam plans

The impact of hundreds and thousands of Rohingya refugees have been devastating to the forest cover and water availability in Cox’s Bazar, fuelling resentments with the local population

Slowing demand for electricity and competition from renewables have halted new reactor approvals, writes Feng Hao

After large snowfall in 2017, this year Afghanistan has experienced the reverse, with the lowest snowfall in years, sparking concerns that the country may be heading towards drought conditions

Undervalued and ignored, wetlands are disappearing and drying up in Nepal – leaving the communities and wildlife that depend on them exposed in a changing climate

Manshi Asher argues that the reliance an education providing merely literacy, connecting people to a wider world, but alienating them from their environments, has done little good to people or their ecosystems

Pakistan’s Sindh province is affected badly by climate change, in a larger country that is also deeply vulnerable, but are dams the solution?

As China creates two new cabinet level ministries to deal with natural resources and the environment, the world watches as to what this will do to its growth patterns, and the condition of its people