Climate Resilience Could Open India-China Cooperation

Climate change is intensifying extreme weather in India and China, the world's two most populous countries, threatening economic growth, food security, and public health. Experts attribute short, high-intensity rainfall and flooding to warming oceans and atmospheric temperatures. Despite strained ties, bilateral relations are slowly improving, and experts suggest that shared climate challenges could provide a low-risk, win-win pathway for renewed engagement, emphasizing scientific collaboration and technological innovation.