Central Asia’s melting glaciers may threaten future water security
Glaciers in Central Asia, a critical water source for millions of people living downstream in arid regions, experienced their most
Read MoreGlaciers in Central Asia, a critical water source for millions of people living downstream in arid regions, experienced their most
Read MoreShifting rainfall patterns could put water resources and agriculture under increasing strain in coming decades due to rising global temperatures
Read MoreRiver deltas sustain dense human populations and major economic centres, but groundwater withdrawal, reduced river sediment supply and urban expansion
Read MoreThe Asia-Pacific region has made robust gains in improving water security over the past 12 years, lifting more than 60
Read MoreAgainst a backdrop of increasing global freshwater scarcity, New Delhi-based climate think tank CEEW has made a strong pitch for
Read MoreThe water cycle has become increasingly erratic and extreme, swinging between deluge and drought, and leading to normal conditions across
Read MoreChanging river patterns across several high mountain areas in Asia are posing a serious challenge for the region’s energy future,
Read MoreFor centuries, water storage structures including dams have been built to ensure water supply in dry months. These dams have
Read MoreRivers support life, supplying water to millions of people in their catchments. But, the same rivers also pose growing risks.
Read MoreAn imbalance in monsoon circulation could have severe consequences for billions of people in India, Indonesia, Brazil and China, a
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