The United Nations Environment Programme’s report presents a scientific blueprint to tackle climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution.
Month: March 2021
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Kenya Uses Early Warning App to Cope with Extreme Climate
Weather alerts and early warnings delivered through a phone app are efficient tools to pastoralists in Kenya.
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Climate Adaptation Options – Managed Retreat and Resettlement
Managing retreat and resettlement are good options when climate adaptation and mitigation actions fail. Read why communities will not heed.
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Online Forum to Help NZ Councils Manage Risks and Climate Change Disruptions
The Marsh Risk Management 2021 Online Forum will be held from March 22 to 25, 2021 and will consist of four sessions.
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Climate Adaptation through Crop Migration
Despite its limitations as an adaptation strategy, crop migration has eased the effects of high temperatures on the world's staple crops.
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Environmental Standards as a Dairy Farm Loan Requirement
Introducing sustainability-linked loans will incentivize businesses to reduce their carbon emissions and drive climate-friendly practices.
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A Study in Sweden Finds Organic Farming and Biofuels Can Increase CO2 Emissions
A study by the University of Technology in Sweden finds that organic farming will increase more carbon emissions than conventional farming.
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EU Climate Adaptation Plan – Local Adaptation and Nature-based Solutions
The European Commission's Climate Adaptation Plan stresses the need for smarter data and focus on local adaptation and nature-based solutions.
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Concrete Technology that Reduces Carbon Emissions
Reducing emissions is the construction industry's dilemma as it tries to reduce its carbon footprint to prevent climate change.
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Bangladesh’s New Warning System Predicts Landslide Five Days Earlier
Bangladesh is highly vulnerable to climate change. News outlets announced a new warning system that can predict landslides five days ahead.