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Environmental Toxicology and Pharmacology vol. 106

Peer-reviewed publication • 2023

Investigations of hemato-biochemical and histopathological parameters, and growth performance of walking catfish (Clarias batrachus) exposed to PET and LDPE microplastics

Environmental Science and Pollution Research vol 31 issue 4

Peer-reviewed publication • 2024

Occurrence of microplastics in fish gastrointestinal tracts belongs to different feeding habits from the Bangladesh coast of the Bay of Bengal

Peer-reviewed publication • 2024

Equipping local self governments and development practitioners in managing common pool resources – A case of Pampa River in Kerala State, India

APN-IGES poster at ISAP 2023

Poster • 2023

Fostering the Regional Circulating and Ecological Sphere Approach to Translate Global Goals into Local Actions – Lessons from National Scoping Workshops in ASEAN Countries

Envi. Res. vol. 242

Peer-reviewed publication • 2024

Historical and projected response of Southeast Asian lakes surface water temperature to warming climate

Presentation • 2023

Are Southeast Asian lakes impacted by changes in climate and land-use? A historical and future scenario analysis

Photo by Xianyu hao on Unsplash

Project • CRRP2023-03MY-Mohd Hanif

Establishing a pilot network for microplastic monitoring and analysis in the coastal environment of Southeast Asia

Photo by Giau Tran on Unsplash

Project • CRRP2023-04MY-Doan Van

Nature-based solutions for food security under climate change effects for sustainable development in the Mekong Delta

Project • CRRP2023-05MY-Mishra

Loss and damage estimation from Extreme Climate Events in Rice Crop Using Remote Sensing Based Information for farmers’ risk reduction

Photo by NOAA on Unsplash

Project • CRRP2023-08MY-Cruz

Climatic hazard Assessment to enhance Resilience against climate Extremes for Southeast Asian megacities (CARE for SEA megacities)