Philippines is Building a Sustainable and Climate-Resilient City
The first phase of developing the climate-resilient Clark City, one of three phases, has already begun. It is set for completion in 2022.
Adapting Wastewater Infrastructure to Climate Change
The article examines climate factors affecting water and wastewater infrastructure, such as precipitation, temperature, and wind.
Climate Resilient and Sustainable Road Pavement Surfacing (Webinar)
CAP invites you to the webinar, "Climate Resilient Sustainable Road Pavement Surfacings" (CRISPS) on 10th of December 2020 - 9:00 to 10:00 AM CET.
Norway’s Renewable Energy Success and Its Fossil Fuel Export
Norway is a shining example of climate change leadership while maintaining its oil and gas export industry.
Dietary Solution to Reduce Cattle GHG Emissions
A New Zealand study shows that plantain, a type of forage species or plant, can potentially reduce GHG nitrous oxide in the soil.
Water Reuse for Singapore’s Circular Economy and Sustainability
Singapore has a water recycling program that sustainably meets domestic and industrial demands, serving as a model for other countries.
Climate Change Resilient and Water-Efficient Rice
Rice researchers are finding possible strategies to develop resilient rice crop varieties to withstand climate change.
New Hybrid Supercapacitor Will Boost Renewable Energy Usage
Improvements in battery technology are vital to expanding and transitioning to renewable energy and reducing the use of fossil fuels.
Multi-Hazard Early Warning (MHEW) and Disaster Risk Reduction Symposium 2020
MHEW symposium promotes research and technology, supporting the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2020.
Efficient Cooling Solutions in a Warming World
Converting to energy-efficient cooling systems will significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and help mitigate climate change.
Brown Bag Resilience Series of Webinars (LINZ & MoT)
The Brown Bag Resilience Series will be a string of short webinars on disaster risk reduction, emergency mgt, and climate change adaptation.
Climate Change Adaptation Roadshow Webinar #1 Video
This is CAP’s first webinar in the Climate Change Adaptation Roadshow series featuring research of the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, University of Auckland.
Climate Change Mainstreaming Challenges in Bangladesh Governance
The paper examined Bangladesh’s integration of climate change issues into its national, sectoral, and city development plans.
Climate Adaptation Sustainability and Its Implications
Sustainability means renewable energy, environmentally safe practices, and a low-carbon economy to combat climate change.
Join the Climate Change Adaptation Roadshow Webinar Series
A series of webinars on Climate Change Adaptation showcasing research, policy, and practitioner initiatives across New Zealand and elsewhere.
Helping Developing Countries Adapt to Climate Change thru Technologies
Thru Technology Needs Assessment (TNA), developing countries identify the climate technology they need, and then create the applications.
Carbon Capture and Storage Usage and Climate Change Mitigation
Carbon Capture and Storage technology are vital to us now as we find solutions and innovations to stop climate change from happening.
Carbon Negative Concrete Can Mitigate Climate Change
According to a study by the Portland Cement Association (PCA), concrete has been known to absorb CO2 and has been the subject of research.
The Important Role of Indigenous Peoples in Climate Change Adaptation
Indigenous peoples are frequently viewed as victims of climate change rather than as key players in environmental conservation and adaptation.
Wind and Solar Energy Production Market in the USA
The US's booming renewable energy market trend shows that consumers and investors favour using renewable energy to clean the environment.
Impact of Critical Infrastructure on Disaster Recovery and Resilience
Extreme weather events will be frequent, so it would be wise to start investing in resilient infrastructure to save lives and reduce losses.
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