Under a bilateral agreement water data on the Brahmaputra is shared by China with India on the Brahmaputra, but a weak understanding of hydrology means that the data is coming from the wrong places

Activists trying to record illegal mining come under attack and are critically injured

As climate change effects take hold, the soldiers deployed on Siachen glacier, the highest battlefield in the world, will feel the increasing impact of avalanches

In Pakistan’s Sindh province a locust outbreak has persisted due to favourable weather conditions caused by climate change, devastating crops over a wide area

On the International Day of the Mountains, Jayanta Bandyopadhyay, one of the people responsible for putting the issue on the global agenda, tells us about how the neglect of the mountains is being overcome

Even six years after the Warsaw International Mechanism for Loss and Damage was established, there is little hope for getting funding for climate disasters

Experts at IUCN conference in Pakistan sound the alarm for global warming and the resultant food insecurity in Asia

The Sundarbans absorbed the fury of the cyclone to save West Bengal and Bangladesh, but was badly damaged in the process, while the India Meteorological Department earned praise for its accurate updates

Of the many people struggling to prove their citizenship in the Indian state of Assam are thousands of climate refugees who have been displaced because their lands have been swept away by erosion or floods

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