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Nile tilapia caught at Pekon Lake in southern Shan State, where few indigenous fish species remain. (Thadoe Wai | WWF-Myanmar)

Researchers find Myanmar’s ‘underwater worlds’ in peril

A survey of rivers and lakes using pioneering DNA technology has shed new light on Myanmar’s rich biodiversity, but also revealed some spiralling threats.

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Everyone’s problem: Rare earths, toxic waters

This edition of Political Insider looks at the impact of rare earth mining in eastern Shan State and how the pollution caused by this unregulated industry is affecting communities in Myanmar, Thailand and the wider Mekong region.
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