Presidential hopefuls are cautious of criticising country that supplies half of Sri Lanka’s loans

Humour may be a way to deal with the depressing nature of the climate crisis while still informing the audience, argues Maxwell Boykoff

As Chile sees an outbreak of popular protests against rising social issues, its ability to manage the issues may be intimately linked to its ability to hold two upcoming climate conferences

In Kishtwar, a remote region of Kashmir, the Save Marwah Movement stiffens struggle against building of Bursar dam

The Third Pole is offering grants to journalists based in India and Nepal to support in-depth stories on the ecology and the economy of the transboundary Mahakali River basin, with a focus on vulnerable communities, and aimed at helping policymakers and such communities to make better decisions. Application deadline: November 3, 2019

Developing countries cannot afford to wait for success at global climate negotiations

Cheap and reliable solar technology has bolstered the use of tubewells in Sindh; but as groundwater is sucked out rapidly, life is under a grave threat

Banana plantations are raising local salaries but the chemicals used are poisoning rivers and land

Floods and misery have long been the experience of the poor living along the Kosi river that flows from Nepal to India, but now a new dialogue process is allowing them to share their experiences and look for solutions

Huge damage at hydropower project in Indian state of Assam renews questions on rathole mining and dams