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The role of various forms of water in the Himalayas, other than glaciers, is often forgotten by the public and policymakers.

The second-largest sugar producer, India has started to turn its surplus into bioethanol as it strives to lower energy costs and meet climate pledges.

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and her coalition allies secured emphatic election wins in the two wealthiest regions of the country on Monday, strengthening the rights grip on power amid

Centre-left Democratic Party (PD) outgoing leader Enrico Letta said Monday the regional election results showed that an alleged 'takeover bid' against the PD by the leftwing 5-Star Movement (M5S) and the centrist 'Third Pole' had failed and "hurt those who... © ANSA

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and her coalition allies secured emphatic election wins in the two wealthiest regions of the country on Monday, strengthening the right's grip on power amid growing…

A new World Bank study finds that collaboration across borders could slash the cost of tackling air pollution, while delivering better results

Air particles can travel hundreds of kilometres, crossing municipal, state and national boundaries, rendering regional mitigation efforts moot.

Known as ‘arna’ in Nepali, the wild water buffalo is listed as globally endangered by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

Nearly 3,000 trees are to be felled during the construction of oil and gas pipelines in North East India.

Environmental campaigner Pai Deetes on the future of Thailand’s rivers and environmental policy as the country approaches a general election