Adaptation is the process of adjustment to actual or expected climate and its effects, occurring from the individual, to national, and international levels.
Category: Climate Articles and News
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Curbing Fashion Industry Emissions for Climate Adaptation and Mitigation
Million tons of textile wastes go to our landfills each. Fashion and textile industries have to find a way to curb carbon emissions. Read some tips here.
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Extreme Climatic Events in the Last Decade. What’s in store for 2020?
Are these extreme environmental disasters that we see regularly on the news show what is to come in the new decade? Read and know what's in store for us.
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How our Food Consumption and Management Impact Climate Change
Opting for climate-friendly food consumption management is one of the many climate adaptation solutions that we can as individuals and as a family.
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Solar PVs, Windows of Opportunity for Climate Adaptation
Solar PVs provide users with climate adaptation options while generating clean, renewable energy and reducing carbon footprint.
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Climate Change and How Can We Adapt to Higher Temperatures
Climate change is raising temperatures in some countries. Learn some climate adaptation solutions and how to survive hot climates.
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Climate Adaptation Options Needed to Mitigate Global Multi-Hazards Risks on Infrastructure
Koks et al. analyzed the multiple natural hazard risks on roads and rail infrastructure, which calls for climate adaptation solutions.
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Factoring Climate Change Adaptation in Building Designs
Climate-proofing buildings and infrastructure and factoring in extreme weather events during design is a climate adaptation strategy.
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Are Electric Vehicles Solutions to Climate Change?
Electric vehicles help reduce CO2 emissions and combat climate change, but mass battery production poses a challenge.
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Germany’s Auto Industry, EVs, and Climate Change Action
“Running On Empty: Will Germany’s Car Industry Survive?” examines Germany’s car industry, its climate change response, and EV production.