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For millennia the Gurung people have risked their lives for the honeycomb of the Himalayan giant honeybee, but its numbers are plummeting

From climate change to COVID-19 and the war in Ukraine, the world is a landscape of increasing instability. Book-ending the Top 5 posts of June

A lack of easterly winds and other abnormal weather patterns have also meant low rainfall in north and central India.

Climate change is putting an enormous strain on global water resources.

Team carried out a genetic analysis of nearly 1,000 species of microbes – many never seen before – found in snow and ice samples.

There are signs that improving relations between Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan could lead to better management of the Syr Darya's waters

Cam Ly landfill was, until it was shut down in 2020, the primary dumping ground for the city of Dalat. A hilltop locale 5 kilometers from central

This year, an early and hotter start to the summer has forced farmers to change the crop cycle in Gilgit-Baltistan, northern Pakistan

The Tibetan Plateau nourishes several major rivers in Asia and is extremely vulnerable to climate change

The Democratic Forum (TDF) during a seminar discussed the politicisation of water and referred to the need for China to take responsibility for developing a mor