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India Approves $2.3 Billion to Develop Green Hydrogen

India Approves $2.3 Billion to Develop Green Hydrogen

By Sibi Arasu
Green hydrogen is hydrogen that is produced through the electrolysis of water, powered by electricity generated from renewable sources of energy.
Transboundary Water Governance is a Regional Security Issue in Asia

Transboundary Water Governance is a Regional Security Issue in Asia

By Genevieve Donnellon-May and Zhang Hongzhou
Careful management of hydropower resources is essential to ensure its positive impacts on climate change and avoid transboundary river conflicts.

Cambodia Seeks UNESCO World Heritage Status to Protect a Mekong Biodiversity Hotspot 

Cambodia Seeks UNESCO World Heritage Status to Protect a Mekong Biodiversity Hotspot 

By Tom Fawthrop
This potentially spectacular success story for global conservation could be derailed if a huge dam project gets the green light.

China’s Five-Year National Water Security Plan

China’s Five-Year National Water Security Plan

By Genevieve Donnellon-May
How does China's first five-year plan for national water security attempt to tackle the country's most pressing water challenges?

China’s Super Hydropower Dam and Fears of Sino-Indian Water Wars

China’s Super Hydropower Dam and Fears of Sino-Indian Water Wars

By Genevieve Donnellon-May
The already-fraught relationship between China and India is becoming even more tense over Beijing’s plans to build a “super hydropower dam” in Tibet. 
Screaming for Mercy, All Along the Mekong

Screaming for Mercy, All Along the Mekong

By Luke Hunt
A conversation with the veteran British journalist and filmmaker Tom Fawthrop.

Toxic Winter: The ‘Slow Violence’ of Air Pollution in Mongolia

Toxic Winter: The ‘Slow Violence’ of Air Pollution in Mongolia

By Elena Gordillo Fuertes
Ulaanbaatar’s toxic air is taking a heavy toll, especially on already disadvantaged and vulnerable populations.
The Precarious State of the Mekong

The Precarious State of the Mekong

By Nicholas Muller
Prolonged stress on the Lower Mekong Basin is reaching an ecological tipping point, threatening millions of livelihoods.

Indonesian Quake Kills at Least 162 and Injures Hundreds

Indonesian Quake Kills at Least 162 and Injures Hundreds

By Firman Taufiq and Edna Tarigan
A magnitude 5.6 quake shook Cianjur in West Java province in the late afternoon.

Can China and the US Cooperate on Climate Change?

Can China and the US Cooperate on Climate Change?

By Nima Khorrami
The China-U.S. technology rivalry will severely hinder the prospect of a common Sino-American approach to climate change.

A New Belt and Road Initiative Toolkit

A New Belt and Road Initiative Toolkit

By Mercy A. Kuo
Insights from Jacinta Chen.
Cambodian Forestry Official Arrested in US Over Alleged Monkey-Smuggling Scheme

Cambodian Forestry Official Arrested in US Over Alleged Monkey-Smuggling Scheme

By Sebastian Strangio
Masphal Kry, a Cambodian forestry official, and seven others have been charged with conspiring to illegally export long-tailed macaques to the United States.

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