Asia Pacific‘s leading platform for sustainable development
News / #farming
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.
Meteorologists say emergence of a strong El Niño climate phenomenon is increasingly likely this year, as ocean temperatures in June reached a record high.
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.
全部farming News
3 七月 2026
2 七月 2026
25 六月 2026
24 四月 2026
最多人阅读
-
![Scientists_Iran_UNEP]()
The war in Iran has hindered scientific research, making the long-running isolation of Iranian scientists more apparent. -
![A view of Singapore's city centre]()
Singapore state investor Temasek raised its sustainability-linked investments to S$49 billion ($38 billion) in the year ended March, … -
![Electric_Boxes_India]()
As the crisis in Southwest Asia shows signs of starting to wind down, two energy experts weigh in … -
![Mosquito_Drive_Sri_Lanka]()
Sri Lanka has recorded more than 56,422 dengue cases from January to July, adding pressure to the country’s … -
![Car_Manufacturing_Battery_Recycling]()
Subsidies aren’t enough to develop the battery recycling sector and handle a wave from retired electric vehicles. -
![Students_AI_Jobs_Vietnam]()
Nearly one in four workers across Asean could see their jobs reshaped by generative AI, with preparedness and …
Receive the latest insights daily or weekly.
战略组织
