News
-
LIVING ON THE EDGE: Japan’s High-Stakes Battle Against Volcanic and Seismic Disasters
Japan is accustomed to the ground shaking beneath its feet every day. The entire way of life of the country…
Read More » -
Extreme Heat Can Intensify Air Pollution: Understanding the Hidden Environmental Connection
And when it’s hot and the air is heavy, you’re more than uncomfortable. Extreme heat and polluted air are linked…
Read More » -
Mangroves and Their Vital Role in Protecting Coastal Ecosystems in the Philippines
Along the edges of thousands of Philippine islands, a quiet green wall stands between coastal villages and the open sea.…
Read More » -
Rising Heat Threatens the Future of Southeast Asia’s Tropical Forests
Tropical forests have always acted as natural air conditioners for Southeast Asia. But new research shows even the shadiest, most…
Read More » -
Petrol Pump Confusion: What E20 Ethanol-Blended Fuel Really Means For Your Bike and Budget
Most riders in India didn’t choose ethanol blended petrol. It simply started showing up at the pump one day, mixed…
Read More » -
Bangladesh’s Hilsa Ban Is Saving Fish Stocks, But Fishing Families Are Paying The Price In Lost Income
Every year, Bangladesh’s rivers fall silent for weeks at a stretch. No boats, no nets, no hilsa on the market…
Read More » -
The Aral Sea’s Carbon Bomb: What a Dying Lake in Central Asia Means for the Philippines’ Own Shrinking Reservoirs
Halfway across the world, a lake that used to be the size of Ireland has almost disappeared, and it turns…
Read More » -
Flash Floods Across Southeast Asia Expose Growing Vulnerabilities in Coastal Infrastructure
Recent flash floods in Southeast Asia have shown yet again how vulnerable the region’s coastal infrastructure is becoming. Torrential rains,…
Read More » -
Fossil Fuel Power Generation Declines Across OECD Countries: What It Means for the Global Energy Transition
An important change is currently taking place in the world of energy as the use of fossil fuels in generating…
Read More » -
Rising Human-Tiger Conflict in the Sundarbans: How Ecological Degradation Is Fuelling the Crisis
Human-tiger conflict is now one of the most pressing wildlife issues along the Bangladesh and Indian coastline. The Sundarbans mangrove…
Read More »
