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

Steps need to be taken urgently to implement insights on land degradation, drought management, and sustainable agriculture at COP14, or they will remain unimplemented

Climate change may have led to the deluge, but the Bihar capital remains waterlogged due to corruption and failed urban planning

Climate scientists turn spotlight on mountains, and are appalled at the rate and scale of impact

Lives of more than 1.4 billion people living in mountains, coasts and islands are in jeopardy due to an accelerated rise in sea levels and faster melting of the planet’s ice cover, says the latest IPCC report

As severe multi-year droughts blight Asia, organisations are coming together to create toolkits and response mechanisms to deal with the crisis

Hurricane Dorian was one of the most powerful hurricanes ever measured in the Atlantic, and left behind devastation in its wake

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

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