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Hydropower is the largest source of low-carbon electricity in the world today. And its benefits are needed more than ever. The International Energy

The original version of this article, by Jay Gribble, appeared on Behind the Numbers. Thailand often is held up as a model of success for

In a new book, economist Li Yin argues that fears of “forced technology transfers” are outdated and based on a misreading of China’s current semiconductor strategy.

China’s traffic regulator has reassured drivers worried over a relatively complicated system after social media posts went viral.

The negative impacts on global food security wrought by Russia’s war in Ukraine are obvious. But recent news that Russia currently occupies more

China wants to allow sustainable cultivation of threatened species, in contrast to the Western model of banning trade, explains Annah Lake Zhu in this provocative book.

July’s top post explored why water diplomats should revisit the realist perspective when interrogating leadership styles, cultural differences, and

Meeting the immense impacts of climate change will require strong “top-down” policies to reduce emissions and remove carbon from the atmosphere,

The confluence of climate change, COVID-19, and the war in Ukraine have placed enormous stress on food systems across the globe. Food insecurity

A new contribution in a continuing series examining "backdraft" — the unintended consequences of climate change responses — and how its effects