Research consistently shows that developing and low-income countries are most vulnerable to climate change due to their limited adaptive capacity, weak institutions, insufficient financial resources, and limited capacity to recover from disasters. Supporting these countries in building resilience, improving their economies, and enhancing the quality of life is now a key responsibility for developed nations....
Explore how high-throughput phenotyping advances durum wheat breeding for yield stability and climate resilience in modern agriculture.
Explore how Super El Niño and climate change threaten global food, water, forests, and what actions can help adapt to these impacts.
As global temperatures are likely to exceed the Paris Agreement target of 1.5°C, sea levels are expected to continue rising for a long time. In the past, similar warmth led to major ice-sheet loss, so low-lying coastal areas are now facing much higher sea-level risks than current planning usually assumes. Louisiana’s coastlines are retreating rapidly...
Aotearoa New Zealand is highly exposed to natural hazards, including earthquakes, volcanic activity, and climate-related events such as floods and storms. Auckland, like many large cities, is culturally diverse. People from diverse backgrounds and ethnicities flock to urban areas for the greater opportunities they offer. The concentration of population, infrastructure, assets, and businesses also increases...
Explore Earth Day 2026 global stories of climate action, innovation, and community-led solutions driving real environmental progress.
Explore how large-scale desert solar farms can boost rainfall and clean energy, but also pose risks to climate patterns and ecosystems.
Explore how the Weave Framework empowers Pacific Island nations to integrate local and scientific knowledge in climate adaptation.
A study explores how irrigation and other strategies can improve agricultural water management while warning of the risks of maladaptation.
Ancient seabird guano in peatlands reveals 8,000 years of population shifts and warns of impending climate-driven declines.
