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Hope and Horror in Cambodia’s Virachey National Park
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Greg McCann
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May 13, 2016
Rare wildlife -- and the poachers who target it -- caught on camera.
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East Asia
What Can China Learn from Love Canal?
Poisoned students at a school in Jiangsu stir up memories of a similar incident in the United States in the 1970s.
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What Can China Learn from Love Canal?
Southeast Asia
Myanmar: The Dawei Special Economic Zone
Amid delays, local opposition to the project is growing.
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Myanmar: The Dawei Special Economic Zone
Central Asia
Mining Licenses, Snow Leopards, and a Mysterious Death
A Mongolian conservationist is found dead and his family wants answers.
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Mining Licenses, Snow Leopards, and a Mysterious Death
February 04, 2016
Russia and Climate Change: A Looming Threat
Recent rhetoric notwithstanding, there is reason to be skeptical about Moscow's attitude to climate change.
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Russia and Climate Change: A Looming Threat
Southeast Asia
Mekong River Commission Faces Radical Change
Donors have dropped their funding, forcing a radical restructuring.
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Mekong River Commission Faces Radical Change
December 18, 2015
The COP21 Deal: What Does It Mean for Asia?
Asian countries played a major role in Paris, and will remain at the forefront of climate change issues.
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The COP21 Deal: What Does It Mean for Asia?
East Asia
No Seat at the Table: Taiwan and the Global Fight Against Climate Change
Taiwan is making its own moves to fight climate change.
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No Seat at the Table: Taiwan and the Global Fight Against Climate Change
November 30, 2015
Why COP21 Matters to Asia
Asia is particularly vulnerable to climate change, and key to a deal at the Paris conference.
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Why COP21 Matters to Asia
South Asia
Why India Is Key to a Climate Change Agreement in Paris
As world leaders gather in Paris for climate talks, expect India to play a major role in any agreement at COP21.
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Why India Is Key to a Climate Change Agreement in Paris
South Asia
Climate Crisis in Bangladesh
Climate change has particularly profound implications for Bangladesh.
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Climate Crisis in Bangladesh
Southeast Asia
Indigenous Communities and Biodiversity
Indigenous peoples often play a vital role in preserving biodiversity, something that is often forgotten.
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Indigenous Communities and Biodiversity
Southeast Asia
Myanmar: Shan Villagers and the Salween Dam Fight
Development is sparking rising tensions in southeastern Myanmar.
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Myanmar: Shan Villagers and the Salween Dam Fight
East Asia
China: The Green Leap Forward
Why the world’s biggest coal consumer is winning the race to develop clean energy.
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China: The Green Leap Forward
Southeast Asia
El Niño and Southeast Asia
The region is highly susceptible to El Niño events, and to climate change.
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El Niño and Southeast Asia
June 30, 2015
Climate Change and the Pacific
It is likely that countries in the region will become uninhabitable long before they are submerged.
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Climate Change and the Pacific
Southeast Asia
Saving Indonesia’s Forests
Despite recent signs of modest progress, the fight to save Indonesia’s natural forests is far from being won.
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Saving Indonesia’s Forests
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