As climate change impacts and human intervention push traditional farmers in India’s Uttarakhand to the wall, they are adapting by embracing new crops and livelihoods

As two marine nations, both deeply impacted by climate change, research collaboration between India and Norway is both natural and necessary according to senior decisionmakers of both countries

Alongside a conference on polar science, the Research Director of the Norwegian Polar Institute, Nalan Koc, spoke to thethirdpole.net on why it makes sense for India and Norway to cooperate

Pumpkin cultivation on sandbars has drawn hundreds and thousands out of extreme poverty in Bangladesh, and this change of cultivation patterns may pave the way for others as water flow in the Teesta declines

While government negotiations have got nowhere, discussions between NGOs and academics in India, China and Bangladesh have finally opened the way for greater cooperation over water

Mridula Ramesh’s book is a well-articulated plea for India to respond urgently to the impacts of climate change, with clear examples of what individuals, institutions and the governments can do

Mismanagement of water coupled with its theft has sent production plummeting in the former “chilli capital” of Asia, leaving women and pickers the worst off

Apple orchards are travelling up the mountains in Sikkim and elsewhere in the Himalayas, as climate change makes the lower slopes too warm

With the sharpest temperature rise in Pakistan and a big drop in snowfall, there is little grass left in Deosai to sustain livestock

As springs across Nepal falter and fail, the 13 million people that live in Nepal’s hilly areas face the brunt of a water crisis that is only now being understood