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

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

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

In his latest novel Ghosh brings insights from a range of his old works to his new passion, climate-fiction

Climate change and deforestation destroying food source, warn scientists from around the world

Himalayan states in India are demanding payment for ecosystem services such as clean water and pristine forests, a demand based on the idea of natural capital whose time has come

Lahore faces increasing incidence of flooding, much of it due to declining tree cover and silted drains as well as climate change, and authorities need to prepare in advance to deal with it, argues Dawar Hameed Butt

In an exclusive interview to thethirdpole.net, India’s Water Secretary, Upendra Prasad Singh, emphasises the crucial needs of managing water demand in agriculture and community participation

People are leaving their villages en masse as they cannot farm, cannot fish and have no freshwater, thanks to sea level rise and dams upstream

The Zoigê grasslands may greatly benefit from removing the fences that divide them, but entrenched interests and government policy are pushing in the other direction, reports Feng Hao