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Erratic precipitation is affecting a crop central to the Indian region’s economy, livelihood and culture for generations.
As the crisis in Southwest Asia shows signs of starting to wind down, two energy experts weigh in on how Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka can plan better.
The north-east is a key focus, though seismic risk, remoteness and cultural sensitivities pose challenges.
Climate change is shrinking harvests of the bottle gourd prized for the tanpura, threatening farmers’ livelihoods and the future of a centuries-old musical tradition.
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