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Where are South Asia’s Green Parties?

Where are South Asia’s Green Parties?

By Bilal Ahmad Tantray
Pakistan’s floods highlight the dire risks of climate change in South Asia, so why is there so little Green politics in the region?
G20 Environment Ministers in Bali Spur Global Climate Action

G20 Environment Ministers in Bali Spur Global Climate Action

By Fadlan Syam and Niniek Karmini
"We are actually in a climate crisis position, no longer just climate change," Indonesia’s environment minister said.

Pakistan’s Flooding Underscores Climate Risks in South Asia

Pakistan’s Flooding Underscores Climate Risks in South Asia

By Ankit Panda and Catherine Putz
Devastating floods have placed a third of the country underwater, underscoring significant climate risks in South Asia.

India’s New Climate Target: Paris-Compliant, But Not Much More

India’s New Climate Target: Paris-Compliant, But Not Much More

By Tarun Gopalakrishnan
It remains ambitious on renewable energy expansion but moves away from its 2.5-billion-ton forest carbon sequestration target.

Morrison Failed Australians on Climate. Will It Cost Him the Next Election?

Morrison Failed Australians on Climate. Will It Cost Him the Next Election?

By Joshua Mcdonald
Given disastrous bushfires, floods, and global humiliation on climate policy during Morrison’s tenure, it’s possible Australians will be ready to make a shift.
How to Save Thailand and Malaysia From Rising Sea Levels

How to Save Thailand and Malaysia From Rising Sea Levels

By Piyali Banergee
A recent meeting between the nations' leaders was a missed opportunity to address one of the most pressing challenges of the coming century.

‘Rain Bomb’ and Floods Inundate Eastern Australia

‘Rain Bomb’ and Floods Inundate Eastern Australia

By Joshua Mcdonald
Brisbane and nearby communities experienced some of the worst flooding on record, with some residents wondering if its worth rebuilding as climate change worsens weather conditions.
UN: Climate Change to Uproot Millions, Especially in Asia

UN: Climate Change to Uproot Millions, Especially in Asia

By Victoria Milko and Julie Watson
Asia leads the world in the number of people being displaced by extreme weather.

For Vietnam, Climate Justice Means Tackling Disparities Globally and at Home

For Vietnam, Climate Justice Means Tackling Disparities Globally and at Home

By Kanni Wignaraja and Caitlin Wiesen
For middle-income countries like Vietnam climate change mitigation cannot come at the expense economic development and improving the lives of the poor.

Seeking Higher Ground: Climate Resilience in the Maldives

Seeking Higher Ground: Climate Resilience in the Maldives

By Nicholas Muller
Maldivians cannot wait much longer for durable solutions to the threats posed by climate change.

A Perfect Dry: The Mekong River Enters its Fourth Year of Drought

A Perfect Dry: The Mekong River Enters its Fourth Year of Drought

By Luke Hunt
A conversation with Brian Eyler of the Stimson Center.
What Turned This Arunachal Pradesh River Brown?

What Turned This Arunachal Pradesh River Brown?

By Rajeev Bhattacharyya
Scientists warn that the turbidity of the Kameng river could become irreversible, with lasting impact on Himalayan biodiversity.

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