Rethinking water, weather and development in Nepal to respond to climate change
Climate change makes both the vector and virus carry dengue fever ever higher up Nepal’s mountains
Activists who rescued flood survivors are now in Nepal’s government. Will disaster response be different this rainy season?
Villages in Manang live directly below a glacial lake that is in danger of bursting
Turning the COP30 momentum on the mountain agenda into real action in High Asia
Nepal’s trans-Himalayan district of Mustang foretells the impact of climate breakdown
Timely information about extreme weather caused by climate breakdown can save lives
Human activity has made the inherently fragile Himalaya even more prone to disasters
Ten years after floods devastated a community in Nepal, survivors still cope with mental trauma
Less lip service and more action needed to save what is left of the ice cap of High Asia
Spring 2025 will see more record chasing expeditions on the mountains
From water mills to improved stoves, Nepal’s traditional technology was green long before climate change became the buzzword
The Xigatse earthquake coincided with anniversaries of 1934 and 2015, and were reminders to be better prepared
The Climate-Peace Nexus was on the agenda at COP29, but there is a long way to go
Wars in Ukraine and the Middle East make us forget that climate change has also long since claimed its victims. Its geographical effects are inevitably fueling social stress, political tensions and even military violence
A second Trump term to affect US ties with China and India, because of that will impact Nepal as well
Urban agriculture can be Nepal's solution to falling food production, can create jobs, recharge groundwater and preserve open spaces
As in previous calamities, there is hope in individual Nepalis and communities helping each other
It was a natural disaster but the high death toll was a testament to criminal state negligence.
Prime Minister Oli must use the New York summit next week to pledge action on SDGs and climate
Rapid thawing of the Himalayan ice-cap is compounded by little-studied melting of permafrost that destabilises peaks
Climate change and overharvesting reduces earnings of villagers from a lucrative Himalayan fungus
Conversations on climate loss and damage must also consider the impact of climate breakdown on intangible assets
The Thame flood showed climate risk is a given, and Nepal has no choice but to be prepared
