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In early September 2022, floods in Pakistan were the worst in a decade. Monsoon rains had pummeled the region for several weeks and floodwaters inundated 75,000 square kilometers of the country. Six weeks later, rains have ceased, and fields have begun to drain. But vast swaths of farmland remain waterlogged, infectious diseases are spreading, and food shortages loom.
With climate change, plastic pollution and a potential sixth mass extinction, the future of humanity seems very bleak.
A new digital soil map for Nepal provides access to location-specific information on soil properties for any province, district, municipality ...
Fire predictions pushed to locals’ smartphones could save forests, and lives, say researchers.
ON the steep slope of a glacier jutting through the Hunza valley in Pakistan’s mountainous far north, Tariq Jamil measures ...
Billions of people around the globe suffer from food insecurity – the inconsistent or insufficient availability and affordability of food. ...
The Forest Research and Training Centre (FRTC) is pleased to announce the launch of Nepal’s National Land Cover Monitoring System ...
Bangladesh has a long history of deadly and costly storms. Among the most worrisome are kalbaishakhi, small but powerful storm ...
Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) today introduced the High Impact Weather Assessment Toolkit (HIWAT) aiming to simulate extreme weather hazards and ...