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A psychiatrist who helped fellow Cambodians recover from trauma resulting from the Khmer Rouge’s genocidal rule and a Japanese ophthalmologist who led an effort to treat thousands of Vietnamese villagers are among those selected for this year’s Ramon Magsaysay Awards, regarded as Asia’s version of the Nobel Prize

This summer, the U.S. Supreme Court delivered back-to-back rulings ending the constitutional right to abortion in the United States and undercutting the federal government’s ability to regulate carbon pollution.

On the morning news, you see the weather forecast is for high heat, and there is an “excessive heat watch” for later in the week. You were hoping the weather would cool down, but yet another heat wave is threatening human health and increasing the chance of wildfires. On top…

EA ‘shutting down’ calls from public about rivers, says former worker Helen Nightingale, leading waterways to deteriorate

For weeks, Victoria's EPA has been sending teams of inspectors out to industrial businesses across the state for surprise checks, designed to prevent another serious chemical spill.

People will need to be ‘less squeamish’ about where Britain’s drinking water comes from, the Environment Agency chief said

It is high time an international debate began on growing ecological insecurity of the world and the perils of rising air pollution and depleting water resources, Mr. Joshi said.

Photos show what appears to be pollution in the North Sea, seen from Easington beach

Defra said it is launching the ‘largest infrastructure programme in water company history to crack down on sewage spills and end pollution’.