Climate change is reshaping lives across South Asia, and women are bearing the brunt of its harshest impacts. From rising sea levels in Bangladesh to forced migration and trafficking in West Bengal, this article uncovers how climate disasters deepen gender inequalities. With case studies and policy insights, it calls for gender-responsive climate strategies and greater female participation in environmental decision-making.

When the world envisions Earth's icy extremes, attention often turns to the vast, frozen frontiers of the Arctic in the north and the...

The Himalayas, also commonly known by the name "Third Pole," are a vitally significant component of the Earth's cryosphere. This great...

The Amazon rainforest is critical to global climate regulation and is still under threat despite recent advancements in President Luiz...

“ In a world in which all problems are global, there is no way countries can handle issues by themselves; we need global responses. ’’...

The concept of the water energy and food nexus is particularly significant to Asia, which feeds two-thirds of the world's population...

Amongst the various pressing concerns facing human civilization, one of the direst problems that we are faced with is climate change.