Climate change will make higher-elevation areas of Nepal suitable habitat for leopards, a new study shows. This is expected to push the big cats into increased conflict with humans and more ...

While Nepal contributes ~ 0.027% of the global greenhouse gas emissions, it is the 4 th most vulnerable country in the world to climate change. A climate change vulnerability assessment conducted ...

The nomadic herders of Mustang who’s livestock have grazed the pastures in the Nepalese Himalayas for generations, fear the dramatic change in weather patterns may consign their traditions to ...

Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Arzu Rana Deuba has called on the international community to support sustainable agricultural ...

Nepal’s wildfires are increasing in frequency and intensity, but it’s not just climate change to blame. Forest scientists say that Nepalis’ changing relationship with forests is also ...

With the impact of climate disaster plain to see, Nepal has shown ambition in tackling climate change. In 2021, Nepal submitted its Long-Term Strategy (LTS) for net-zero emissions, targeting ...

The Nepal government developed a “National Adaptation Plan 2021-2050,” to respond to climate change, which envisages spending $500 million to strengthen preparedness and response to climate ...

Heavy rainfall in late September intensified by climate change caused deadly floods in Nepal, killing over 240 people. A study by World Weather Attribution highlights the need for better urban ...

Kathmandu, Oct 17 (PTI): World Weather Attribution, an international collaboration, has underscored the urgent need for Nepal to limit development in low-lying, riverside areas of the cities and ...

Climate change, along with rapid urbanisation and deforestation, turbocharged floods in Nepal that killed more than 240 people last month, scientists said on Thursday.

President Biden's Department of Labor is funding a $4 million study linking climate change to the estimated 1.1 million children in child labor in Nepal.

In the face of climate-related water shocks, Nepal faces a unique challenge to its hydropower ambitions, which are further amplified by the country’s specific hydrological landscape.