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The glacier-capped mountains of South Asia, are warming at an alarming rate says a new UNEP report.

As water shortages become more common in the Himalayan state, hospitals in some parts are unable to follow even basic hygiene practices.

A grant from the Millennium Challenge Corporation to build a transmission line has made the country seem subservient to a vicious US-China tug-of-war.

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Policymakers and experts talk about the future of Pakistan's energy and how the new government will act on the environment

Who really climbed Everest first? Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary did it in 1953, but George Mallory (right) and Andrew "Sandy" Irvine perished in an attempt in 1924. The key question is, did they die on the way up or...

German mountaineer Jost Kobusch is chasing a seemingly impossible record on the world’s most famous peak

Officials are preparing to make up for an electricity shortfall if sanctions delay completion of Bangladesh's first nuclear power plant

Most victims of climate-related disasters do not want to leave their homes and communities, and are voluntary non-migrants

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