The impact of climate change is not equal for everyone. Take a government worker and a farmer, for example. Its physical repercussions are quite obvious – a farmer had to go out to the field and till her land under the scorching heat, all burnt and sweaty, while the government official ... [continue reading]
From The NationTHAILAND will continue to suffer scorching temperatures this month and the rainy season may be further delayed due to the lack of moisture in the air, meteorologists have warned.Wattana Kanbua, senior meteorologist and Marine Meteorological Centre director, revealed yesterday that ... [continue reading]
From Myanmar TimesThe price of rice has fallen dramatically over recent weeks leading farmers to call for an urgent intervention by authorities.Farmers are struggling, U Thein Aung, chair of the Free Farmers Association, told The Myanmar Times. Prices began to fall when Indonesian buyers ... [continue reading]
It was only a few weeks ago when the weather in Thailand changed drastically from refreshingly cool to oven-hot; when coats and jackets were put back in the closet to be replaced by thinner, more comfortable cotton wear; when electricity bills suddenly soared, even doubled, as one had ... [continue reading]
From VietNam NewsNHA TRANG (VNS) — Việt Nam has pledged to co-operate closely with other members of the Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Centre (SEAFDEC) in its fight against illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing, said Deputy Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development, Vũ Văn ... [continue reading]