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Climate Adaptation, Phenology and Animal Population Resilience

Animals worldwide are shifting breeding and migration timing in response to climate change, showing adaptation and phenological flexibility.

New Zealand faces rising landslide risks, but technologies like LiDAR and RAMMS now help map hazards and protect vulnerable communities.

The High Seas Treaty, in force since January 2026, unites countries to protect ocean biodiversity and promote sustainable use of the seas.

Despite global promises, fossil fuel production and climate risks are rising while adaptation efforts and funding lag behind urgent needs.

A major study reveals how rising temperatures are quietly cutting incomes and increasing economic losses in the United States.

Antarctic penguins are breeding up to 10 days earlier per decade as rising temperatures reshape ecosystems and survival strategies.

The third warmest year on record, 2025 highlights accelerating global warming and rising risks of dangerous climate tipping points.

Climate change is increasing tree deaths in Australia, threatening forests' ability to store carbon and regulate the climate, a study says.

Vitivoltaics offer a climate-smart solution for winemakers, blending renewable energy with crop protection and sustainability.

Asia faces a triple water crisis—pollution, scarcity, and floods—threatening billions due to climate change and underinvestment.

Explore how microplastics in oceans disrupt marine life, contribute to climate change, and threaten vital global ecosystems and biodiversity.

Oceans absorbed unprecedented heat in 2025, driving extreme weather and rising seas. Scientists urge better monitoring and climate action.

Invasive plants threaten South Africa’s water security, draining resources and intensifying drought risks amid a changing climate.

Discover how climate change threatens the nutritional quality of bivalves—vital protein sources—by altering ocean dissolved oxygen levels.

Climate-smart reef management treats coral reefs as critical infrastructure for coastal protection, climate adaptation and resilience.

ADB research reveals extreme heat is an emerging climate threat affecting health, jobs, cities, and food systems in the Asia-Pacific.

Satellite data shows a dangerous cycle where land-use change and climate change intensify environmental damage.

Learn which approach cuts costs, carbon emissions, and improves housing affordability in a housing crisis driven by a poor economy.

Extreme heat exposure reduces children's literacy and numeracy, especially in poorer regions, threatening early development.

Governments must lead climate action, but individual behaviours also play a crucial role in tackling global climate challenges.

Extreme weather, driven by climate change, is worsening food insecurity and raising prices worldwide, impacting farmers and consumers.

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