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Heat and Debt: Climate Change and Poverty in Rural South Asia
June 26, 2023

Heat and Debt: Climate Change and Poverty in Rural South Asia

By Sandeep Kandikuppa
The weather-related struggles faced by informal workers of India are intimately linked to the debt crisis that has long been brewing in the countryside.

Will Modi’s US Visit Provide a Cooling Solution to a Warming Planet?
June 22, 2023

Will Modi’s US Visit Provide a Cooling Solution to a Warming Planet?

By Zerin Osho and Kiran Ghosh
Climate change needs to be a key part of the agenda. Eliminating HFCs – the topic of a previous breakthrough – is a good place to start.
Study: Himalayan Glaciers Could Lose 80% of Their Volume if Global Warming Isn’t Controlled
June 21, 2023

Study: Himalayan Glaciers Could Lose 80% of Their Volume if Global Warming Isn’t Controlled

By Sibi Arasu
Himalayan glaciers disappeared 65 percent faster since 2010 than in the previous decade. Reduced snow cover due to global warming will result in reduced fresh water for people living downstream. 

Cyclone Biparjoy: Pakistan’s Coastal Belt Is on the Verge of Destruction
June 15, 2023

Cyclone Biparjoy: Pakistan’s Coastal Belt Is on the Verge of Destruction

By Rahmat Tunio
As the cyclone moved toward landfall, thousands of people were at risk in Pakistan's Sindh province.

Toyota Shareholders Reject Proposal Demanding Better Performance on Climate Change
June 14, 2023

Toyota Shareholders Reject Proposal Demanding Better Performance on Climate Change

By Yuri Kageyama
Toyota's chairman, Akio Toyoda, and other company officials defended their green record.

Wildfire in Kazakhstan Sparks Corruption Complaints
June 13, 2023

Wildfire in Kazakhstan Sparks Corruption Complaints

By Catherine Putz
Clearing out entrenched corruption – abetted by an autocratic system in which the roads that are paved are those the president walks on – is a monumental task. 

Thousands Evacuated in India and Pakistan as Cyclone Biparjoy Approaches
June 13, 2023

Thousands Evacuated in India and Pakistan as Cyclone Biparjoy Approaches

By Sibi Arasu and Munir Ahmed
Experts say climate change is leading to an increase in cyclones in the Arabian Sea region.
India, Pakistan Brace for Severe Cyclone, Deploy Rescuers to Coastal Regions
June 13, 2023

India, Pakistan Brace for Severe Cyclone, Deploy Rescuers to Coastal Regions

By Sibi Arasu and Munir Ahmed
Cyclone Biparjoy is forecast to make landfall on Thursday, with its trajectory aiming at Pakistan's southern Sindh province and the coastline of the western Indian state of Gujarat. 

The Fukushima Wastewater ‘Discharge’: What’s in a Name?
June 12, 2023

The Fukushima Wastewater ‘Discharge’: What’s in a Name?

By Maxime Polleri
Japan is very carefully shaping the narrative around its release of radioactive water into the Pacific Ocean.

The High Seas Treaty: A Tall Order for Implementation?
June 02, 2023

The High Seas Treaty: A Tall Order for Implementation?

By Troy Han
Unless countries remain committed to enforce adequate oversight and protection of the oceans that they depend on, it would be inconceivable for their blue economies to stay afloat.

Vietnam Arrests Another Environmentalist on Tax Evasion Charges
June 02, 2023

Vietnam Arrests Another Environmentalist on Tax Evasion Charges

By Sebastian Strangio
Hoan Thi Minh Hong is the fifth environmental activist to be arrested for evading taxes over the past two years.
India Puts 5-Year Pause on New Coal Plants, Bets on Renewables, Batteries
June 02, 2023

India Puts 5-Year Pause on New Coal Plants, Bets on Renewables, Batteries

By Sibi Arasu
India’s new national electricity plan is hailed by energy experts as a positive step for a country that is currently reliant on coal for around 75 percent of its electricity.

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