China warns India of Tibet cloudburst, two Indian states on high alert

Traditional crops and new innovations are offering farmers in the Himalayan region a way to deal with the challenges of climate change, but there is much work to be done for this to become a truly viable alternative

New research from Nepal and the Bay of Bengal reveals that a little understood phenomenon in the Himalayan region – atmospheric rivers – may be key to understanding and managing floods and water use

Pakistan has responded to its energy crisis largely through coal, and the new government can do little to change that, especially because coal-fired power plants are being set up by China

The experience of the Saralbhanga River, which flows from Bhutan to India, shows the power of involving local people in river management

As climate change starts impacting every facet of life, artists become the cultural leaders in their response to it, helping people understand what is happening beyond the strict science of the phenomenon

Recent changes in climatic conditions in the heavily forested Himalayan state of Sikkim could be fuelling human-wildlife conflict around protected areas in the province

Cheaper than solar and easy to maintain, “pico” hydropower plants offer the only viable form of electricity for remote villages in the Chittagong Hill Tracts

Supported by a local NGO, the Forum for Indigenous Agriculture Movement, a group of young people in the Indian state of West Bengal are reviving the use of indigenous crop varieties, and helping farmers go organic