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How a Warming Himalaya Will Affect the Monsoons

A boy walks through a damaged jetty as pre-monsoon clouds gather above the Vembanad Lake in Kochi, India, May 11, 2018. Credit: Reuters/Sivaram V/Files

A ‘Normal’ Monsoon With Droughts and Floods?

India Among Four Countries Where Water Taps May Run Dry, Says Report

Onotoa Atoll from the East, from an airplane midway from Tabiteuea and Arorae atolls, Gilbert Islands, Republic of Kiribati, Central Pacific. Credit: Wikimedia Commons/Edvac

Kiribati Prepares for ‘Migration With Dignity’ to Confront the Ravages of Climate Change

An Impending Drought Could Cost Sri Lanka Billions

Dubai. Credit: pisaphotography/shutterstock

UAE Wants to Build a ‘Rainmaking Mountain’ – Are We All OK With That?