The million-mile battery will be a game-changer, a big help to decarbonisation and shift to renewable energy to mitigate climate change.
Month: August 2020
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NZ SOLGM’s Climate Change Reports – Valuable Resources for Local Governments
Local councils in New Zealand have recognised climate change is a “significant future issue” that must be reflected in their long term plans.
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Invercargill NZ is Trailblazing Renewable Heating System to Reduce Emissions
Invercargill NZ’s plan to invest in a renewable heating network project will improve the city’s air quality and reduce CO2 emissions.
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The Green Book, South Africa’s Online Climate Change Adaptation & Resilience Tool
The Green Book is an example of how local governments can use a website platform to assist in long-term planning and climate adaptation.
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Korea Attributes Record-Breaking Monsoon to Climate Change
The long wet monsoon in Korea, causing floods and landslides, shows the seriousness of climate change and the need to build resilience to it.
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Carbon Pricing to Mitigate Climate Change
The OECD report mentions that carbon pricing is an efficient tool to reduce carbon emissions because emitters pay for their emissions.
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Climate Change Inclusion in NZ Councils’ Long Term Plans
Local councils in New Zealand have recognised climate change is a “significant future issue” that must be reflected in their long term plans.
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Report Reveals NZ’s Most Urgent Climate Risks
The NCCRA report showed NZ's most significant risks in 5 domains - natural environment, human, economy, and built environment, and governance.
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NZ’s NCCRA Report Says Built Environment Needs Urgent Climate Action
The Ministry of the Environment's report, "National Climate Change Risks Assessment," cites built environment as NZ's climate action priority.
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NZ’s Climate Change Risk Assessment Report, a base for adaptation plans
The climate change risk assessment finds 43 priority risks across five domains: natural environment, human, economy, built environment, and governance.