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As climate change leaves families struggling to feed children, girls are being married off at a younger age.

Conserving and restoring the habitats of the Himalayan region that the wild animals rely on for shelter and food are the best option.

/PRNewswire/ -- As the highest region on Earth, the Tibetan Plateau engenders the most intriguing myths of earth system science, provides the most water...

Litigation is expected to increase as climate attribution science matures and can help evidence to bolster such cases.

People have to be involved at every level of flood prevention, from early warning systems to drainage to governance, writes Daanish Mustafa

Lawyers and NGOs have threatened to ramp up global climate litigation but IPCC experts stress that institutions and policymaking are also vital

India cannot buy electricity produced in Nepal by Chinese companies, leading to more Indian companies developing hydropower in Nepal

The Xinjiang government has banned tourists from glaciers under the 13th Five-Year Plan in order to try and save the far northwestern province’s fast-disappearing ice caps.

New technological and nature-based innovations are being developed and introduced in the face of worsening climate change-driven floods

The country is struggling to test and treat patients as experts warn that this year’s outbreak could prove lethal.