Scientists warn that climate change is driving tuna, mackerel, and squid into the high seas, complicating global fisheries governance.
Category: Climate Research
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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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How Winemakers are Adapting to Climate Change
As global temperatures climb, winemakers are turning to blended wines to preserve flavour, quality, and consistency.
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How Atlantic Ocean Current’s Slowing Down May Affect the Tropics
A study finds that a slowdown of the Atlantic Ocean current could cause severe droughts across the Amazon, West Africa, and Central America.
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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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Can NZ Cut Agriculture Emissions Without Hurting Its Economy?
With agriculture at the heart of its economy, New Zealand aims to curb emissions without deepening its recession.
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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.
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How Extreme Heat Affects Our Brain and Mental Wellbeing
Studies show extreme heat reduces cognition, worsens mental health, and raises deaths—especially among the vulnerable
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Decentralised Wastewater Systems Builds Sustainable Cities
Learn how decentralised wastewater systems boost sustainability by recovering water, energy, and nutrients while supporting urban farming.
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How Human Activities Affect the Seasons and Climate Patterns
Learn why traditional seasons are no longer predictable and how human-driven changes are creating new rhythms across the planet.