A short film edited in remembrance of the journalist Taing Try, who was murdered this week, and the environmental issues Cambodia still faces.
Two political scandals swept headlines in Bolivia recently, giving rise to protests and a campaign to publicize past misogynistic comments or policies by political candidates.
"Mapping Cholera: A Tale of Two Cities" is now available to embed for free, anywhere.
Available to Embed for Free Two cholera outbreaks on two islands, divided by two centuries, offer lessons on how to ameliorate con
In Sikkim, India, the the victimization of the anti-mega dam activists has politicized hydropower development and transformed the government into what some call a "benign dictatorship."
The residents around Wular Lake are directly affected by the severe environmental changes occurring in Kashmir's water systems and live with less than the basic necessities.
Uganda suffers from a sanitation crisis, as many villagers nor the urban poor have access to toilets. An estimated 75% of the country's disease burden is linked to poor sanitation and hygiene.
Getting water to poor communities may sound straightforward: dig a well, put in a pump and hand out water filters. But as many NGOs and aid agencies have found, it is a lot more complicated than that.
India’s growing demand for electricity and the push for privatization are having unintended consequences in India’s northern state of Sikkim.
In remote rural areas of India’s northern state of Sikkim, ambitious hydroelectric dam development threatens the livelihood of the residents and the fragile Himalayan ecosystem.
The use of natural resources in Kashmir has come at a major cost to the environment from which they came.
Wular Lake, essential to the livelihoods of health of thousands of people in northern Kashmir, is in the midst of an ecological crisis.
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