Environment

Author Chandran Nair
Think tank founder and author Chandran Nair urged Asia’s political leadership to face hard truths and reject economic growth based on limitless consumption in favor of providing such basics as clean water, safe food, and sanitation.
Peter van der Veer in Mumbai
Differences between Shanghai and Mumbai reflect policies of their respective countries, argues Dutch expert.
Chandran Nair notes the irony of Asians' being expected to consume more but reduce emissions at the same time.
On the heels of the JinkoSolar scandal, legal, NGO, business, and financial experts report on doing business in China while complying with environmental regulations.
Zhou Xiang
Leading Chinese environmental activist says, "Most of all, NGOs in China need time."
In the wake of Japan's disaster, experts assess the viability of nuclear power in India.
Video exclusive: regional experts share solutions to issues surrounding food, water, and human security.
The glaciers of the Himalaya are melting. On Thinner Ice, an Asia Society multimedia project, helps explain this critical issue.
Can China's public transportation planning balance the rise in private car ownership in its cities?
A panel of experts discuss bicycle culture and policy in the U.S. and China.
Panelists explored the influence of the city on artistic expression.