As Thai farmers fight to survive climate change, more funding and help from wealthy countries is desperately needed
Tag: climate change
Cambodia women have little say in climate policy
Institutional change and active female participation in decision-making are crucial to bridging the gap between gender policy and reality
Extreme weather hits coffee growers in Laos
Coffee has helped lift farmers on the Bolaven Plateau and others out of poverty, but extreme weather threatens output
Rising sea levels take a toll on Myanmar village
A small village in the Ayeyarwady Delta faces increasing challenges in accessing groundwater as rising sea levels submerge their homes
Evaluating carbon credits in Thai community forests
Carbon credits from forest projects have become a prominent approach in combating climate change in Thailand. But will it all add up?
Thailand’s energy shift demands open markets, more renewables
Thailand aims for 70% non-fossil energy in its new PDP, yet inconsistent strategies and bureaucracy could hinder its achievement
Heatwave escalates water war in Thailand’s north
Rice and tangerine farmers compete for scarce water resources amidst a prolonged drought exacerbated by the El Niño weather phenomenon.
The Flooded Forest: Where water sustains people and nature
A new documentary focusses on Cambodia’s Tonle Sap Lake and it’s flooded forests, a unique area now under threat
Calls mount for a flood warning system in Laos
Flash floods in Laos due to unpredictable water levels lead to calls for a warning system to help people and local businesses prevent losses
COP28 agreement ‘could have been better’
A recent interview with Thailand’s lead climate negotiator finds the COP28 agreement has not closed the gap in climate finance accessibility