Impacts of Cambodia’s Funan Techo Canal and Implications for Mekong Cooperation
Cambodia has every right to construct the Funan Techo Canal, a project that gives Cambodia
Cambodia
PHOTO VOICES: Not Just Labor; Migrant Photo Voices from Thailand’s Fisheries – Part I
Globally, trade in fish products continues to reach record highs and Thailand has emerged as
Almost all national parks declared closed against the rise of PM2.5 haze
The newly appointed air pollution administration committee chaired by the Environment Minister has levelled up
SPECIAL REPORT: Under the Haze I Demystifying the Flames
Under last year’s haze that shrouded the region and sent over two million people to
SPECIAL REPORT: By the border, Cambodia risks ‘final frontier’ for biodiversity in the name of sustainability
Plans for hydropower dams in the country’s largest national park, Virachey National Park, progress in
SPECIAL REPORT: Counting on coal: Cambodia’s fossil fuel push flounders with delays
The Kingdom’s plans for coal power expansion survived China’s promise to cut overseas coal investments.
Fallen forest: Cambodia’s political reforestation left stunted, unlikely to survive
Outdated reforestation tactics are dooming Southeast Asia’s ecosystems and carbon capture efforts, however, new research
Death of last river dolphin in Laos rings alarm bells for Mekong population
Cetacean specialists have documented the loss of the dolphins from the Chheu Teal transboundary pool
New Cambodian dam poses threat to the Mekong’s rare Irrawaddy Dolphins
Mekong advocates fear the dam would degrade the dolphins’ habitats, challenging their survival Shortly after