The Māori has a vested interest in protecting their land, assets, and people against the impacts of climate change.
Category: Advocacy Reports
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How Climate Change Impacts Sanitation in Poor Countries
Sanitation authorities need to prepare for climate change impacts from sea-level rise and coastal erosions aside from regular issues.
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Extreme Heat Risks are Underestimated, Study Says
Scientists warn that climate change increases the chances of fatal heat waves. Large parts of society still do not treat heat as a threat.
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Using Digital Twins to Mitigate Carbon Emissions in the Construction Industry
How can the built environment, the existing structures, contribute to the global decarbonisation goals and the path to net-zero emissions?
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Environmental Standards as a Dairy Farm Loan Requirement
Introducing sustainability-linked loans will incentivize businesses to reduce their carbon emissions and drive climate-friendly practices.
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The Important Role of Indigenous Peoples in Climate Change Adaptation
Indigenous peoples have always been viewed as victims of climate change rather than agents of environmental conservation and adaptation.
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Bangladesh Adapts and Mitigates Climate Change Effects
Bangladesh, a calamity-vulnerable country, is prioritising climate adaptation and mitigation projects with the help of the World Bank.
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NZ’s Climate Change Risk Assessment Report, a base for adaptation plans
The climate change risk assessment finds 43 priority risks across five domains: natural environment, human, economy, built environment, and governance.
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Rapid Deforestation in Brazil and Climate Change Implications
The Economist magazine reports a worrying trend in Brazil currently. Deforestation is happening because of aggressive deregulation, and lagging enforcement.
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The Policy and Economic Pathways for Deep Decarbonisation in the US
The report, "Policy implications of deep decarbonization in the US" describes the economic and policy implications of deep decarbonisation in the US.