climate change
The rise of extremes
Across Southasia, COVID-19 has exacerbated inequality and overshadowed climate change.
The Editors | Dec 04, 2020
Letter from Karachi: For a place in the shade
Shade is increasingly becoming a luxury in Karachi's public spaces.
Kevin Shi | May 17, 2019
Change and dispossession
Lack of data prevents a planned response to climate change in the Karnali river basin.
Slok Gyawali | Aug 12, 2016
Anti-politics of climate change
Depoliticisation of climate change undermines the historic reasons that made Bangladesh vulnerable to it.
Kasia Paprocki | Sep 28, 2015
The tenuous future of climate migrants
India needs to look beyond its security paradigm in dealing with climate migrants from Bangladesh.
Manish Vaid and Tridivesh Singh Maini | Aug 11, 2014
Razors, the mig and climate change
Without climate change to blame, we would have had to take responsibility for our actions.
Dilip D’Souza | Oct 01, 2009
Leading the way
Bangladesh is the unquestioned leader on formulating adaptation policies to deal with the ramifications of climate change.
Jessica Ayers and Saleemul Huq | Oct 01, 2009
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