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Severe air pollution in Dushanbe will likely deteriorate further as Tajikistan develops more coal-fired power plants and factories

A planned highway poses threats to apex predators in Nepal, but new guidelines for wildlife-friendly infrastructure may help

The Irrawaddy dolphin is native to both salt and freshwater habitats from eastern India to Borneo.

Residents of Walung in Nepal see climate change as evidence of divine retribution for moral failings, risking a crisis among the community

Six months ago, conflicts between Asiatic black bears and people around Manas National Park were largely unheard of, but in October the animals suddenly started to enter villages along the India-Bhutan border

A new report on global air pollution once again lists Delhi as the world’s most polluted capital city.

Cambodia’s deep river pools are the sole refuge of the critically endangered Irrawaddy dolphin. But they face a multitude of threats.

Cultivation of brine shrimp, or artemia, has brought livelihoods back to the West Aral in Uzbekistan, but depends on the lake’s condition remaining stable

As the country develops and its population grows, cooling will become more critical.

Pakistan is working on a ‘Cooling Action Plan’. As need for refrigeration and ACs grows, how will policymakers keep it in line with climate pledges?