The Indus river begins high up in the Himalayan mountains (the tallest mountain range in the world), and flows nearly 3,000 kilometres to the Arabian Sea. As the river moves downstream it carves ...

is a remarkable species found only in the Indus River. Unlike other dolphins, it is functionally blind, but has sophisticated sonar capabilities to navigate and hunt in our murky river waters.

Imagine the great cities of the world gone forever. London has slowly disappeared, submerged under the swollen Thames. Cairo, Los Angeles and Sydney have all been abandoned to drought and desert.

She insisted that these creatures were more than just part of the Indus River ecosystem; they were their constant companions, offering playful company and solace in equal measure. Soomeri is a ...

The signing of the Indus Water Treaty in Karachi in September ... either through evaporation or flow into the Arabian Sea. He suggested that the problem was economic, not political, and that ...

One such ticking time-bomb is the Indus Waters Treaty of 1960 between India and Pakistan, negotiated over nine long years and ...

The World Bank-brokered Indus Water Treaty ... dams even though the existing river damming has significantly reduced the outflow of water into the Arabian sea, leading to significant sea water ...

Dane Jackson kayaks what is likely the largest rapid ever paddled during a first descent of the last un-run rapid of the Indus River's Rondu Gorge. On a fall trip with fellow kayakers Evan Moore ...