Understand the consequences of exceeding the 1.5°C threshold, the future risks of climate change, and the importance of immediate action.
Author: Admin (Jewel Castillon)
Global Climate 2023 and Other WMO Record-Breaking Results
The WMO’s latest update warns of rising temperatures, predicting an 80% chance of exceeding 1.5°C by 2028, risking Paris Agreement goals.
Countries with Fast Growing Renewable Energy Capacity
Renewable energy growth boomed in 2022 due to low costs, policy support, and government incentives. Actions are needed for net zero goals.
NZ Dairy Company Plots Greener Climate Roadmap by 2030
New Zealand's dairy cooperative Fonterra aims to reduce farm emissions by 30% by 2030 to support national climate targets. Read more.
Maximizing Indigenous Knowledge For Climate Adaptation
Three groundbreaking studies shed light on how indigenous communities possess invaluable knowledge for climate adaptation.
Challenges of Migration as a Successful Climate Adaptation Strategy
Migration is recognized as a potential climate adaptation strategy, but its success as an adaptation plan still needs to be known.
Breaching 1.5°C Likely Despite Climate Change Mitigation Steps
Know why breaching 1.5°C is likely and the climate change mitigation and adaptation options to cope with the effects of temperature increase.
Wildfire Affects Air Quality in Eastern Canada and USA Cities
Wildfire smoke in eastern Canada moved across the US, affecting the air quality for millions across Eastern Canada and US East Coast states.
WMO Reports Global Climate Status and Climate Change’s Effect
The report focuses on 7 key climate indicators. The report’s findings present the harsh effects of climate change on the planet.
Measuring Stormwater Resilience Based on Urban Catchment Characteristics
This post shares how Auckland City engineers & planners deal with stormwater management resilience amidst the flooding climate change causes.