Deep in the swamps of the American Southeast stands a quiet giant: the bald cypress (Taxodium distichum). These majestic ...

Authored by - KS Mehta, mentor, Rotary International’s Program of Scale, Partners for Water Access and Better Harvests in ...

"This is an incredibly productive, resilient, and sustainable system." Farmers use once-forgotten ancient technique to ...

Climate change is reshaping the global water cycle, disrupting rainfall patterns and putting growing pressure on cities and ...

This article is authored by Pallavi Khare, chief of staff and Gunajit Dev Sarma, senior consultant, Climate Asia.

The world celebrates Environment Day on 5 June. This day provides us with opportunities to encourage awareness and ...

“So I was like, ‘You want some water?’ ‘No!’” Moments like this depend on how soon the monsoon comes. Tucker uses this time wisely because the harvesting could last for several weeks ...

In the arid stretches of Sinai and Matrouh, Bedouin families have for generations survived on the edge of Egypt’s deserts by ...

In ancient Ceylon—modern-day Sri Lanka, once known as Hela—visionary engineers and kings created one of the world’s most advanced irrigation networks. This remarkable hydraulic civilization ...

In the flickering light of the lamp the woman has left behind, the ancient geometry looks like an ... digging contour trenches to increase the absorption of rainwater and planting native and ...