NIWA Reports on NZ’s River Flooding Exposure
NIWA's "New Zealand Fluvial and Pluvial Flood Exposure" provides a flooding profile and study of NZ's flood hazard and climate change.
NZ Coastal Flooding Exposure and Sea Level Rise Examined
NIWA's report provides detailed data on New Zealand's vulnerability to coastal flooding from sea-level rise.
Helping New Zealand Adapt and Manage Risks in a Changing Climate
The Deep South Challenge project helps communities address rising flood risks from climate change. Find links to news, research, and projects.
Climate Change Adaptation Report on European Transport Infrastructure
Climate change is a growing global concern and Europe is not exempted. Transport infrastructure networks need to be resilient.
Climate Impacts on Bridges and Potential Climate Adaptation Strategies
Climatic events can cause disruptions and damages to infrastructure, such as bridges, which also comes at a high cost. Know some climate adaptation options.
Climate Change Solution – Asparagopsis Seaweed Reduces Methane Emissions
Cultivating and using Asparagopsis seaweed to reduce methane emissions is a climate mitigation option but its boon and bane must be carefully evaluated.
EU Keen to Assist Climate Change Adaptation of Infrastructure
Climate change fares high on the EU’s agenda and the commission and its member states are to build climate-resilient infrastructures.
Should Governments End Fossil-Fuel Grants to Tackle Climate Change?
Climate change will be addressed seriously if governments will end fossil-fuel subsidies according to two opinion articles. What do you think?
Fiji to Receive Fund from NZ for their Climate Change Programs
Fiji, a developing Pacific Island nation that relies on land and ocean resources, needs funding for climate adaptation and mitigation.
Good Climate Change News – No Rise in Global Carbon Emission in 2019
The worldwide effort by governments, business establishments, and NGOs to curb carbon emissions has yielded positive results.
Climate Adaptation in Transportation Using TRB’s Critical Topics
Climate change adaptation and mitigation should be included in discussions on critical transportation issues from TRB's topic list.
Climate Change and Critical Issues in Transportation
The USA's Transportation Research Board is key in researching climate change resilience, sustainability, and other related issues.
Is Carbon Sequestration Feasible in the Philippines?
A study shows the Philippines is a promising site for carbon sequestration projects. Unforested uplands pose ecological and economic risks.
NZ’s Carbon Trading and Net-Zero Goal
Climate change and the Paris Agreement spurred NZ to enact the Zero-Carbon Bill and establish a trading scheme to attain zero emissions.
NZ Guidance for Voluntary Emissions Offsetting – What You Need to Know
The Minister for Climate Change issued the Guidance for Voluntary Emissions Offsetting as part of NZ's goal to achieve zero carbon emissions.
Urban Resilience for Climate Adaptation
The 100 Resilient Cities initiative helps cities in the Asia Pacific build resilience to climate change and urbanisation.
The Asia-Pacific Resilience Prospectus
The Asia-Pacific Resilience Prospectus examines effective resilience-building strategies, enabling cities to address their challenges.
Vietnam’s Resilience-based Climate Adaptation Platform
The Visual Climate Adaptation Platform (VCAP) supports urban planning and resilience strategies for Da Nang and other Vietnamese cities.
Australian Bushfires and the Climate Connection
The Australian bushfires are a serious concern due to their severe damage and impact on people, animals, ecosystems, and properties.
Food Security Risk Due to Climatic Extremes and Other Factors
The UN Food and Agriculture Organization publishes a quarterly report on disasters that impact food security and agriculture.
Thailand is Facing Drought Disaster Due to Changing Climate Patterns
Changing climate patterns in Thailand has led to irregular rainfall which causes the droughts. Experts advise long-term climate adaptation plan is needed.
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