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Ecosystems and livelihoods separated by thousands of miles in the gulf and Himalayas are closely linked by wind patterns that sweep the Asian continent. Ready the full article by our research fellows on The Third Pole.

The Himalayas and the Arabian Gulf

Green Islamabad: Nature's Urban Blueprint

Make or break climate summits

More monstrous monsoons

Aashi Sethi

Oct 17, 20239 min read

Journey Along the Panjnad

Magical. Beautiful. Serene. These were the words Vandana used to describe her childhood. In West Delhi, the street below our balcony...

Erica Wu

Nov 10, 20226 min read

Make or break climate summits

Failure to meet emission targets adds urgency to the next two international conferences in Egypt and UAE. As we speak, world leaders have...

Nepal Needs to Rethink Development of its Water Resources

Bigyan Babu Regmi

Jan 18, 20213 min read

Nepal Needs to Rethink Development of its Water Resources

Upon the advent of the multiparty democracy in the early 1990s, veteran leader Krishna Prasad Bhattarai boasted to “wash the streets of...

Governance of the Brahmaputra River System

Jayanta Bandyopadhyay

Oct 4, 202010 min read

Governance of the Brahmaputra River System

There is a pivotal need for Interdisciplinary Knowledge for the governance of the Brahmaputra River System.

Dipak Gyawali

Oct 3, 202012 min read

Rethinking Transboundary Waters

The Global South needs to employ a 'Nexus Approach' to water which is as much a social science problem as it is a technical one.

The Ganges-Brahmaputra Basin Needs The Mekong Model

Ashok Swain

Jul 18, 20204 min read

The Ganges-Brahmaputra Basin Needs The Mekong Model

Bangladesh, Bhutan, Nepal, and India must to come together like the countries of Mekong.

Kunda Dixit

Jul 18, 20204 min read

A Himalayan Challenge

The Himalayan mountains will be hotspots in more ways than one.

Right climate for India-China talks on climate change

Rastraraj Bhandari

Jul 3, 20204 min read

Right climate for India-China talks on climate change

Countries with the world’s largest carbon footprints need to pick up where they left off on climate negotiations