Despite the rhetoric, Southeast Asian governments have been slow to tap their oil reserves. Fracking could make progress even slower.
According to a Chinese public health expert, the nation's poor air quality is worse than SARS.
Malaysia’ officials wage a war of words over the country’s rainforests. Will politics save them?
This year, the U.S. will likely surpass Russia and Saudi Arabia as the largest liquids fuel producer in the world.
According to one report, “up to 40 percent of China’s rivers were seriously polluted” and “20 percent were so polluted their water quality was rated too toxic even to come into contact with.”
Rare earth metals are quickly becoming the next important strategic resource. For many countries in Asia, the stakes are big.
With recent typhoons battering the area and Manila being named the second most vulnerable city to climate change, risk reduction is the key.