How South Korea’s massive wildfires started
They are believed to have started from simple mistakes by grave visitors, farmers, welders and even from burning a bag of chips near a valley.
Only drinking water available amid unprecedented shortage in Pakistan
A meeting of the Advisory Committee of the Indus River System Authority decided on Wednesday to make only “drinking supplies” for one month in April, and then review the…
Wildfires in South Korea burn down 7th-century temple, threaten UNESCO sites
Strong winds and dry conditions have complicated wildfire containment efforts for the fourth consecutive day Tuesday.
Air pollution worsens across Laos
The Ministry of Health advises people to wear a face mask at all times when outside, to reduce inhalation of fine ash or dust.
South Korea continues to battle wildfires spreading in southeastern region
Dry conditions and strong winds hinder firefighting efforts.
Vietnam province protects animal welfare with elephant-friendly tourism model
The model enhances the welfare of domesticated elephants while creating meaningful experiences for visitors.
Massive wildfires sweep South Korea, torching area equal to 4,600 soccer fields
Four dead, hundreds evacuated as simultaneous wildfires ravage the country.
2024 Singapore weather breaks temperature and rainfall records
Overall, 2024 was the warmest year in Singapore, tying with 2019 and 2016, with the temperature hitting an annual mean of 28.4 deg C.
China’s great green march across the globe
China is the world’s top greenhouse gas polluter, yet, it is also the world’s top producer of clean energy and a major global investor.
Bhutanese climate activist cycles across Australia to warn of vanishing glaciers
Jamyang Jamtsho Wangchuk's advocacy focuses on the rapidly vanishing Himalayan glaciers, which supply fresh water to 240 million people in the region and another 1.65 billion…