As the fires in the Amazon stoke international interest, Jayalaxshmi Mistry argues that this should not lead to targeting of indigenous communities that have traditionally used controlled burns sustainably

An environmental scientist, an educationist and a documentary filmmaker travel through Pakistan documenting the lives of people dealing with climate change

Travelling by foot along the Ganga, Siddharth Agarwal documents how the river is an intrinsic part of the life of the people that live beside it

As the assessment date of the Sundarbans as an endangered World Heritage Site draws closer, Haseeb Md. Irfanullah argues that the Bangladeshi government, civil society and scientists need to work together

Campaigner Greta Thunberg and activists Extinction Rebellion have focused attention on aviation’s climate impacts, and a small but growing trend is taking hold

Extreme rainfall during the monsoons is the new normal in India, but the ensuing floods killing thousands and displacing millions are partly due to reckless development and inefficient water management

With no means to bring back waste from where troops are deployed on the Siachen glacier, the place is becoming a mountain of trash, reports Athar Parvaiz

Groundwater lessons from African countries may provide insights into how South Asia deals with its water crisis

As negotiations for the High Seas Treaty enter the final phase, countries are split over principles to govern exploitation

The global food system is broken, but it can be fixed