A climate change study predicts that by 2070, 3 billion people will experience extreme heat, making conditions unsuitable for human life.
Author: Climate Adaptation Platform (Climate Adaptation Platform )
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Building Climate Resilient Infrastructure for Climate Change Threats
Two articles on climate resilience. The importance of resilient infrastructure to meet climate change extreme events and climate adaptation approaches.
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Developing Climate-sensitive Conflict Prevention Approaches
Adam Day and Jessica Caus present this report to help the UN and its partners develop climate-sensitive conflict prevention strategies.
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The World Bank Group’s Global Climate Data and Information Hub
The Climate Change Knowledge Portal (CCKP) gives info on historical and future climate danger and impacts for development practitioners and policymakers.
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Climate Change Weather Damages Will Increase Insurance Liabilities
As climate change causes more extreme weather, like heavy rain, which results in increased damage to homes, ECQ payouts will rise accordingly.
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Study Confirms the Environmental Benefit of Low-Carbon Tech
The research shows that implementing renewable energy can reduce pollution and minimize the environmental impacts of electricity generation.
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How to Talk About Climate Change that Will Inspire Group Action
Researchers have created a brief guide, "How to Talk About Climate Change," outlining strategies for effective communication.
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International Road Federation Offers Online Training and Workshops
The International Road Federation (IRF) is offering online training workshops from May to June 2020. For more details, read on.
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Climate Change Will Demand More Power Generation Capacity Infrastructure
Effective climate-water adaptation strategies for future electric generation in the USA should prioritize renewable-based power solutions.
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Creating Scientific Info for Environmental Decision-Making thru Modelling
This study used computer modelling to examine the biophysical and socio-economic dynamics of the Kimberly marine system up to 2050.