Will Climate Change Give Rise to More Pandemics?
The emergence of diseases reflects the balances or imbalances of our ecosystems, including humans, animals, pathogens, and the environment.
Improved Predictions of Mega-storms Will Help Communities Prepare
Improved early warning systems can benefit other areas by helping them build resilience against climate shocks like mega-storms.
Ports Around the World are Vulnerable to Climate change
Ports worldwide are vulnerable to extreme events, as the port infrastructure is inherently exposed to multiple elements.
Are Plastic Roads Ready for Commercial Launch?
An August-September Asia Pacific Infrastructure magazine article features a road made from 70% recycled plastic.
Extreme Temperatures Cause Asphalt to Release Harmful Emissions
A study finds that asphalt releases hazardous air pollutants when temperatures increase, especially during the hottest and sunniest periods.
Green Steel Plant A Boon for Carbon Zero Steel Production
The first low-carbon steel pilot plant in Lulea, Sweden, has spurred other countries, such as Australia, to invest in green steel production.
Electric Utilities are Hindering Transition to Renewable Energy?
A study of 3,000 electric utilities worldwide found that they are lagging and even hindering the global transition to renewable energy.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Climate Adaptation Engagement in NZ Local Councils and Communities
Case studies from three New Zealand councils focus on the process of engaging with the community on climate adaptation and mitigation.
How Sea-level Rise Can Cause Multi-Mechanism Flooding and Infrastructure Damage
Findings show effective flood management strategies must consider sea-level-induced flooding and urban infrastructure failure.
Plummeting Costs of Renewable Energy and Battery Can Hasten Decarbonisation
A Goldman School of Public Policy report presents how the USA can achieve 90% carbon-free electricity by 2035.
Climate Change Adaptation in Japan – An example to Asian countries
Japan’s 100-page national climate adaptation plan provides details on how the country will tackle the challenges of climate change.
Are Dams Effective in Preventing and Protecting us from Sea-level Rise?
A study on sea-level rise says that dam constructions in the 1970s have played a significant role in restricting sea-level rise.
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