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For this issue’s  interview,  we are  honored  to have Dr. Rashed Chowdhury, Applications Scientist - Water, Climate, and Society. Dr. Rashed Chowdhury is a climate scientist and research faculty member at Arizona State University (USA) who works at the intersection of water, climate, and society. His research is driven by a strong interest in applying climate science to real-world challenges. He is a 2021 U.S. Fulbright Teaching Scholar and a postdoctoral researcher at the I

In this interview, Shahin , a young climate activist from Bangladesh, shares his reflections on attending last year’s UN Climate Change Conference (COP). Speaking from firsthand experience as a youth activist and also a victim of climate change-induced adversities, he highlights the gap between global discussions and local realities - and what must change to make climate conferences truly impactful.    Era: When you went to the last COP, what do you think was the outcome of

As cities continue to expand and modern skylines and technology redefine the concept of progress, questions surrounding sustainability, livability, and harmony with nature become increasingly urgent. To explore these ideas, we spoke with Benjamin Ong , an urban ecologist from Malaysia whose work focuses on the intersection of ecology, biodiversity, and human communities in urban spaces. Having spent over a decade working on community-based conservation and environmental educa

On Ocean Justice, Innovation and Hope On a sunlit morning off Sri Lanka’s southern coast, a ripple on the horizon breaks into the...

Enock Sangaka Mong’are is a passionate youth activist and climate change advocate with over five years of experience in environmental...

I had the pleasure of catching up with Fawzia Ma’am, a professor whose passion for nature and pioneering research has taken her from the...

Over a cup of tea, we sat down with M. Zakir Hossain Khan, a distinguished Bangladesh-based thought leader on natural rights governance...