Community-driven restoration efforts in South Africa are improving water access, reducing flood risks, and strengthening water resilience.
Category: Climate Adaptation
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Is Climate Change Driving Fish Stocks to Deeper Cooler Waters?
Scientists warn that climate change is driving tuna, mackerel, and squid into the high seas, complicating global fisheries governance.
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How Far Has the World Come in Achieving a Circular Economy?
Explore how far the world has come in adopting a circular economy and what steps are still needed to achieve sustainable, waste-free growth.
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Climate Adaptation and Community Lessons from the Cook Islands
From planning to action, the Cook Islands’ Climate Adaptation Project reveals insights for engaging communities in climate resilience.
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Mitigating the Gap Between People’s Actions and Climate Impacts
A study finds that people underestimate how their daily habits impact climate change, highlighting a gap between perception and reality.
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Global Index Reveals Nations Vulnerable to Climate Finance Gaps
Climate finance gaps threaten the poorest countries - see how a new global index could change where the money flows.
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Climate Actions and Initiatives Impact Africa’s Climate Adaptation
From Ethiopia’s tree planting to Kenya’s renewable energy goals, explore Africa’s inspiring journey toward a sustainable future.
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Protecting Banana Farmers in the Face of Climate Change
Banana farmers are on the frontline of climate change. Find out how environmental shifts are affecting production.
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African Leaders Calls for Promised Funding at the Climate Summit
Africa’s leaders are uniting to push for fair climate financing and increased global investment during the Second Africa Climate Summit.
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Climate Predictions and Policymaking Make for Efficient Adaptation
Discover how climate science is guiding Mediterranean policymakers in tackling drought—and what it means for water-scarce areas worldwide.