Tibet and Nepal: Ecological victims of runaway infrastructure development
This article is authored by Tsewang Dorji Jeshong, research fellow, Tibet Policy Institute.
This article is authored by Tsewang Dorji Jeshong, research fellow, Tibet Policy Institute.

This remote volcanic island in the south-east Pacific, 3,500 km off the western coast of Chile, also known as Rapa Nui, is world famous for its nearly 1,000 massive stone figurines called moai, carved from volcanic ash, featuring outsized human heads standing

Sydney, Australia's beloved animals are again under threat as the H5N1 strain of bird flu spreads, with more mass deaths expected. Scientists are bracing for another wave of ecological loss and are particularly concerned about rare and threatened species.It's
New Delhi: Congress leader Jairam Ramesh on Sunday urged the National Green Tribunal (NGT) to make public the report of the High-Powered Committee it had directed to be set up to review the environmental approvals for the ecologically disastrous Great Nicobar