Environment

Thimphu has taken its first practical step to stop dumping and start transforming its organic waste. For this, a new...

Bhutan aims to restore up to 50,000 hectares, equivalent to over 70,000 football pitches of degraded land, over the next...

Bhutan is renowned worldwide as a carbon-negative country. But behind that global image is a hidden challenge. The country still...

Bhutan is currently drafting its Nationally Determined Contributions (NDC 3.0). It is a climate action plan that each country submits...

From the workshops that keep our vehicles running to the landfills where waste piles up, toxic substances are silently threatening...

Bhutan is known for its pristine environment and rich wildlife. Foresters play a huge role in ensuring the sustainability of...

In ongoing efforts to mitigate flood risks from landslides in Pachugang in Phuentshogling, relevant agencies have once again undertaken a...

With the UN Climate Change Conference or COP30 four months away, Bhutan is finalising its third Nationally Determined Contribution. For...

Electric vehicle owners in Bhutan may have to pay to charge their cars at public stations. The government plans to...

A joint analysis by ICIMOD and the Department of Energy reveals that using renewable energy-powered lift irrigation could potentially irrigate...