A study shows that multi-year droughts are becoming more frequent, severe, and widespread, posing a major threat to water and food security.
Author: Climate Adaptation Platform (Climate Adaptation Platform )
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Swedish Cities Adopt Nature-based Solutions for Stormwater Management
A report explores how Swedish cities integrate nature-based solutions into stormwater management to combat climate change effects.
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US Renewable Energy Growing, Can It Overcome Barriers?
America’s clean energy sector is booming, but challenges like permitting delays and infrastructure limits could slow progress.
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Geothermal Heating and Cooling in 80M US Homes by 2050
A Department of Energy report reveals that geothermal heat pumps could serve 80 million US homes and businesses by 2050.
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How Extreme Weather Affects Public Transportation in US Cities
A study of 48 US cities shows extreme weather reduces public transportation use, especially for lower-income populations.
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Surge in Heatwave Deaths Linked to Climate Change Seen
Research shows that Australian cities are experiencing deadlier heatwaves as climate change drives a 20% increase in related deaths.
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Reintroducing Wolves to Boost Scotland’s Carbon Sequestration
A study finds that reintroducing wolves to the Scottish Highlands could reduce deer numbers and enhance carbon capture.
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Li-H Batteries Could Revolutionise Renewable Energy Storage
China has developed a high-energy, high-density lithium-hydrogen battery, boosting renewable energy storage and advancing clean technology.
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Study Reveals Isolated Coral Reefs Show Climate Resilience
The climate resilience of coral reefs may depend on internal recovery dynamics, says a study on isolated atolls off Australia's coast.
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Air Pollution and Heat Linked to Delayed Births
A study links air pollution and extreme heat to delayed births, showing how environmental factors can prolong pregnancies beyond 41 weeks.