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Those most vulnerable to climate disasters have little access to information that can explain these phenomena in words they can understand.

By Nicha Wachpanich/Third PolePhotos by Luke Duggleby In June 2022, Chantra Chanthathong traveled from his home in northeast Thailand to the Ministry of Agriculture and Cooperatives in Bangkok. Along with around 100 fellow villagers, he was part of a group demanding compensation for thousands of people who say they have…

Phayul.com is one of the most popular & successful Tibetan news website in English. With daily readers touching over 12,500 and still growing. It features news and views on Tibet.

As Thailand presses on with irrigation projects like the KLCM, The Third Pole looks at problems river infrastructure has caused for local communities

India says such council should be led by Himalayan nations

Arctic Circle, a non-profit organisation promoting international dialogue among countries surrounding the North Pole, has mooted a similar initiative for the Himalayan region with the UAE leading the efforts in this direction. The Arctic Circle Assembly, held in Reykjavik in Iceland earlier this month, featured a separate session on the 'The Third Pole Process' where it was

Researchers stress that the fishing cat’s survival hinges on the protection and restoration of its wetland home, and achieving peaceful coexistence with humans.

New Delhi-born artist Himali Singh Soin to open 'The Third Pole' at Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza with musician David Soin Tappeser

Investment announcements do not always work out. A deep dive into the numbers reveals much about where India is putting its money.

Researchers across the fishing cat’s range are working to save the wetland-dwelling cat, which is declining due to habitat loss and conflict