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This article is adapted from an article that appeared on China Dialogue Ocean. The United Nations has laid the foundation for negotiations to begin

According to a research, more than 850 animal species, including the slow loris, are at risk of extinction in the next 30 years owing to urban sprawl.

“There is a growing recognition that climate change is going to affect security and it’s increasingly shaping peoples’ decisions about where to

The vlogger Little John Khan made a name for himself telling tall tales about the history of “small countries.” Now, as young Chinese drift leftward, he’s taking his channel in a more overtly anti-imperialist direction.

“Environmental peacemaking is inherently an optimistic kind of thing,” said Larry Swatuk, Professor at the University of Waterloo’s School of

Farmers in the United States and China who grow strawberries, melons, and other fruits and vegetables often face the same arduous challenge—after

Greater than one third of all women experience mistreatment during facility-based childbirth. Mistreatment, particularly in humanitarian settings,

Earlier this month, photographer Tim Franco visited Asia Society to show his work from Chongqing, a city of more than 25 million where he has been reporting since 2009. Many of the images Franco showed appear in his latest book, Metamorpolis (Pendant Ce Temps, 2015), a culmination of his years photographing the people, landscape, and explosive construction of Chongqing.

At first glance Greta Thunberg, a Swedish teenager, seems a very unlikely candidate to become arguably the world's best known environmental activist.

The United States and Europe are beginning to deploy naming and shaming tactics to increase compliance with global environmental norms.  The Biden