With the world getting hotter, rare weather events are now more common. Scientists are using modelling to predict them and reduce risks.
Month: April 2023
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Managing NZ’s Populated Low-lying Areas and Curbing Climate Gentrification
Ross Waugh weighs in on how New Zealand can address flood-prone areas and avoid climate gentrification in the face of climate change.
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Climate Adaptation Actions, Infrastructure Resilience and Challenges in NZ
Learn the challenges and complexities of relocation and build resilience in infrastructure management with Ross Waugh's expert insights.
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Building Infrastructure Resilience in New Zealand’s Vulnerable Areas
Ross Waugh discusses how New Zealand can build infrastructure resilience and better prepare its locals in coastal and low-lying areas.
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Building Back Better and Implementing NZ’s National Adaptation Plan
Ross Waugh discusses climate adaptation infrastructure management and how NZ can build back better after natural disasters.
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Adapting Infrastructure to Cope with Frequent Extreme Weather
Read about the outcomes of COP27, where world leaders discussed climate mitigation and adaptation strategies to tackle the climate crisis.
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Climate Change Linked to Malaria Spread
A study confirms that climate change is causing malaria-carrying mosquitoes to move into new areas, spreading the deadly disease.
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Is Environmentalism Hindering Renewable Energy in the USA?
America is getting prepared to transition to renewable energy. Some environmentalists are weaponising environmental laws to stall projects.
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Indo-Burma Region’s Climate Adaptation Showcased
The report highlights 17 initiatives funded by Mekong WET to enhance ecosystem services and support climate change adaptation in wetlands.
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New CO2 Removal Methods Needed to Meet Paris Climate Goals
The report calls for the rapid uptake of novel carbon dioxide removal methods to achieve the goals of the Paris climate agreement.