Environment

Growing environmental awareness in Myanmar is an encouraging development in one of the world's last pristine ecosystems.
A compilation of subway maps and photos shows the dramatic development of mass transit in Asian cities over recent years.
Water, says the winner of this year's Bernard Schwartz Book Award, is likely to be the source of both "wealth and conflict" in the 21st century.
Two U.S. graduate students design kites with sensors that can easily monitor Beijing's air quality and send data back to the people on the ground.
As the "airpocalypse" continues in northern China, we check in with Michael Zhao, founder of Asia Society's China Air Daily website, to see if there are any signs of hope.
The latest winner of Asia Society's Bernard Schwartz Book Award says that in Asia, water has gone from being just an environmental issue to being a strategic issue.
Asia Society Senior Advisor Junjie Zhang argues that addressing China's pollution and environmental degradation problems must be at the top of Xi Jinping's agenda.
In 2008 Cyclone Nargis hit Myanmar, causing massive devastation but spurring reform. Can Sandy push America to tackle climate change?
In New York, top officials help launch a comprehensive new report about the countries on the front lines of climate change.
Complete text of the Bangladeshi leader's remarks, with links to coverage of the launch of the 2012 Climate Vulnerability Monitor.
Asia Society Associate Fellow Junjie Zhang says a new climate vulnerability report makes it clear that climate change will hit the poorest communities the hardest.