South Asia, a developing region housing almost a quarter of the world population, faces
stringent energy and environmental problems including acute vulnerability to climate …

Water quality and quantity decline due to anthropogenic factors and climate change,
affecting 2.3 billion people in water-scarce areas, of whom 733 million reside in Asia, Africa …

This paper primarily aimed to assess the impacts of regional trade integration on the
prospects of undergoing renewable energy transition in selected South Asian economies …

Rapid increases in natural resources globally during the 1970s have had far-reaching
environmental consequences. The rising exploitation of environmental assets has …

In this research, an emerging study of the utilization of black soldier fly (BSF, Hermetia
illucens) larvae for the preparation of biodiesel (and organic waste treatment) and the …

Water security has emerged as a leading framework for water governance that integrates
socio-politico-economic and physical attributes and is readily operationalized. Yet, in …

Much has been written on hydropolitics, or on the interplays between transboundary water
resource issues and politics. This article builds on recent calls for more research on the role …

Environmental peacebuilding investigates mutually reinforcing relationships between
environmental sustainability and peacebuilding. However, environmental peacebuilding …

The inclusion of climate mitigation actions in the Nationally Determined Contributions and
climate policies of low-income countries such as Nepal and Bangladesh means that …

China's international hydropower projects have been streamlined as a major focus of the
Belt & Road Initiative (BRI). These hydropower projects have shown many positive …