In Pakistan’s Soan river basin, deeply impacted by climate change, farmers, local leaders, and innovators are embracing technologies to deal with irregular rains and rising temperatures

From seed banks to rainwater harvesting, one village on the Brahmaputra has spread innovative agriculture through the region – as farmers battle against worsening floods and droughts

Early warning systems and better weather forecasting have become a matter of life and death for communities facing more frequent and intense flash floods

The hydropower potential in the state of Jammu & Kashmir has been barely tapped, leaving a large energy deficit, but small hydropower plants may be the way forward, argue Simi Thambi and Shakil A Romshoo

In a country ridden by electricity shortages, some of the most remote villages in the Hindu Kush Himalayas now enjoy a steady flow, at least during the summer months

Dredging, freight transport, pollution, and a lack of management plan leaves India’s only dolphin sanctuary under threat, and a drop in numbers has experts worried

Zofeen T. Ebrahim examines the politics of the environment of three main political parties, and one urban based party, of Pakistan

Praised as an innovative solution to water shortages, ice stupas are now being opposed by downstream farmers for diverting their water 

Ignoring cross border impacts of large infrastructure projects will spark conflict along rivers, argues Peter King

With the US halving its contribution to the Global Environment Facility, the oldest green fund sees first budget cut in 27 years, hurting the Least Developed Countries the most