Takehiko Nakao argues that it is an opportune moment for the GMS leaders to embrace new opportunities, including incorporating new technologies in various sectors such as education, agriculture, health, and finance.
Today is World Meteorological Day and Muhibuddin Usamah argues that achieving a climate-ready Cambodia requires multi-faceted interventions.
The Asian Development Bank is asked to consider new programs to help Cambodia’s agriculture sector with crop zoning.
The World Bank says that Cambodia is vulnerable to rising sea levels.
Australia’s multi-billion dollar tourism industry is under increasing threat from climate change with some of the nation’s top natural wonders in the firing line as temperatures and sea levels rise, a study warned.
Only about half of 150 countries have adopted laws governing urban development.
Cambodia vows to improve collaboration to enhance counter-terrorism cooperation.
Wetter winters linked to climate change are threatening the future of golf.
With its pristine sands, glistening saltwater flats and gently swaying palms, Kiribati ought to be a tropical paradise – but this precarious slice of heaven on Earth is living on borrowed time.
As climate change brings rising temperatures, people in city slums are more affected.
Climate change cases numbered nearly 900 in 24 nations as of March.
Climate threats gathers pace globally.
World’s biggest miner would leave the World Coal Association refusing climate change.
The new document affirms that America’s economic security is “national security”,
Major investors vows to stop fossil fuels and shift to green energy.
In the low-lying and vulnerable Pacific islands, the number of people moving within their own nations to flee worsening storms, sea level rise and other climate-related crises is still relatively small.
Depending on the hemisphere in which such aerosols are released, hurricanes in the North Atlantic would become weaker or stronger, they reported in Nature Communications.
A new study looks at how regional hybrid legal systems of traditional and modern law, as well as cultural norms, need to harmonise in the Pacific Islands in order to prevent emergencies in the future.
2017 is on track to be the hottest year on record except for two warmed by El Nino, says the UN’s World Meteorological Organisation.
US companies are still among the most ambitious in combating global warming.
Xi Jinping has a confident vision for a strong nation and its role in the world, stressing the importance of wiping out corruption.
The Asian Development Bank supports Cambodia in improving disaster preparedness.
Phnom Penh’s Public Works Department has explained recent widespread flooding.
The Aedes aegypti mosquito, which spreads debilitating and potentially deadly viruses, from Zika and dengue to chikungunya, thrives in warmer climates than its malaria-carrying cousin.
After disasters in the United States like Hurricane Harvey, lawyers get busy with lawsuits seeking to apportion blame and claim damages.
With a backdrop of the snow-capped Himalayas stretched out across a vibrant blue sky, it is hard to dispute the sign as you enter Komik that declares it to be the world’s highest village with a road.
Climate change contributes to the problem of water scarcity and villagers often have no choice but to drink unsafe water.
With climate change expected to bring more frequent and intense droughts, the implications for areas that do not have time to bounce back fully could be severe.
Jokulsarlon glacier lagoon in southeast Iceland is one of the country’s top attractions. It is also a vivid warning of the glacier’s predicted disappearance.
To understand climate change induced-disaster risk, you need the effective deployment of climate and weather monitoring technologies.
