A study of 3,000 electric utilities worldwide found that they are lagging and even hindering the global transition to renewable energy.
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Low-Carbon Infrastructure and Carbon Neutrality Asset Managers Must Factor In
Asset managers must include low-carbon options and carbon neutrality in infrastructure renewal, upgrades, and maintenance plans.
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Climate Adaptation Explained in this UN Video Documentary
The UN video "Adapting to a Changing Climate" shows the impacts of climate change worldwide and explains why climate adaptation is necessary.
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Stories of Migrants in Australia Adapting to Climate Change
No strangers to climate change, these migrants in Australia are adapting again, using the knowledge they gained in their native country.
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South Korea’s Carbon Emissions and Renewable Energy Efforts
South Korea attempts to achieve its green aspirations by incorporating more renewable energy into its electricity mix, reducing its emissions.
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Coastal Adaptation in South America and Case Studies in Venezuela and Uruguay
South America prioritizes climate adaptation, with 6% of its population at risk from sea-level rise and ENSO events.
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Climate Adaptation Strategies of South Korea’s Six Metropolitan Cities
The study examines the climate adaptation strategies of six South Korean metropolises: Seoul, Daegu, Daejeon, Incheon, Busan, and Ulsan.
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Seven Strategies for Climate-resilient Infrastructure
These seven strategies for climate-resilient infrastructure were derived from the work of leaders across various sectors and disciplines.
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Adapting Water Infrastructure to Climate Uncertainties Using Incremental Approach
One study shows that developing countries like Kenya can adapt their infrastructure to climate change using flexible infrastructure planning.
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10 Climate Adaptation Case Studies in Europe
The European Climate Adaptation Platform has published a report highlighting 10 case studies on how Europe adapts to climate change.