Case studies from three New Zealand councils focus on the process of engaging with the community on climate adaptation and mitigation.
Author: Climate Adaptation Platform (Climate Adaptation Platform )
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How Sea-level Rise Can Cause Multi-Mechanism Flooding and Infrastructure Damage
Findings show effective flood management strategies must consider sea-level-induced flooding and urban infrastructure failure.
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Plummeting Costs of Renewable Energy and Battery Can Hasten Decarbonisation
A Goldman School of Public Policy report presents how the USA can achieve 90% carbon-free electricity by 2035.
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Climate Change Adaptation in Japan – An example to Asian countries
Japan’s 100-page national climate adaptation plan provides details on how the country will tackle the challenges of climate change.
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Are Dams Effective in Preventing and Protecting us from Sea-level Rise?
A study on sea-level rise says that dam constructions in the 1970s have played a significant role in restricting sea-level rise.
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Smooth Roads Lead to Emission Reductions
A study reveals that maintenance of roads and highways can reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2%, a good climate change mitigation action.
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V2G Technology and its Role in Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation
Vehicle-to-grid technology can enhance the decarbonisation of transportation and optimise renewable energy to power the grid and EVs.
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The “Million-mile Battery” and its Impact on Decarbonisation
The million-mile battery will be a game changer, a big help to decarbonisation and the shift to renewable energy to mitigate climate change.
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NZ SOLGM’s Climate Change Reports – Valuable Resources for Local Governments
Local councils in New Zealand understand that climate change is a significant challenge that must be considered 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.