In a freewheeling chat, Romesh Pandita, Chairman and Managing Director, Alcobrew Distilleries India, highlights how Indian single malts are...

The analysis by the inter-governmental body, International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) also said the increasing imp...

The National Green Tribunal has sought responses from the Centre and other bodies concerning the danger posed by hanging glaciers in the ce...

Snow cover in the Hindu Kush Himalaya has reached its lowest point in over two decades. This marks the fourth consecutive year of weak snow...

Western India is poised for a significant surge in rainfall by 2040 due to climate change, while the eastern and northeastern regions may e...

India must step up its research on glaciers and augment its understanding of the issue. As major countries of the region, both India and Ch...

Experts gathered in Kathmandu for the first-ever Inter-Polar Conference, organized jointly by the International Centre for Integrated Mount...

While the study stops short of linking the disaster directly to climate change, it says that the increasing frequency of high-mountain slop...

"This is an anomaly. In winter, glaciers remain firmly frozen. Even walls of glacial lakes are tightly bound. A flood of this sort in this ...

The study, published in the journal Science Advances in June 2019, shows that glaciers have been losing the equivalent of more than a verti...

Three billion people still rely on traditional cookstoves that use solid fuels such as wood or coal, according to researchers from the Duke...

Only 25 per cent of the original habitats in the eastern Himalayas remain intact and hundreds of species in the region face threat.

Experts have concluded that the impact of climate change in the Himalayas is being felt on the lives of people and wildlife in the region.

Northern parts of the country and the Himalayan region will be the worst hit by climate change in India and warming will be greater over la...

A scientific study revealed that the Himalayas, one of world’s richest biodiversity zones, is warming faster than other parts of the globe.

Himalayan ecosystems are 'the hotspots'. That's the message from the two-day South Asian Regional Climate Change Conference.