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East Asia’s Environmental Evolution: Transforming Climate Challenges Into Drivers Of Ecological Progress And A Resilient Future
East Asia is grappling with a rapidly intensifying environmental crisis marked by desertification, extreme weather events, and the alarming loss of wetlands, all consequences of climate change, pollution, and unsustainable development practices. Addressing these challenges requires a unified and strategic approach that encompasses sustainable land management, climate-resilient infrastructure, and robust regional cooperation, all aimed at fostering resilience and safeguarding the region’s future.
By Dr. Dhruba Gautam May 02, 2025
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