Satellite data shows a dangerous cycle where land-use change and climate change intensify environmental damage.
Category: Climate Research
High Heat Exposure Affects Early Childhood Development
Extreme heat exposure reduces children's literacy and numeracy, especially in poorer regions, threatening early development.
How Behaviours and Policy Can Tackle Climate Change Effectively
Governments must lead climate action, but individual behaviours also play a crucial role in tackling global climate challenges.
Green Infrastructure Reduces Heavy Metals in Urban Stormwater
A study in Columbus, Ohio shows well-designed green infrastructure can significantly reduce heavy metals in urban stormwater runoff.
Fossil Fuel Infrastructure Issues – Health Risks and Energy Equity
Research reveals widespread exposure to fossil fuel facilities in the US, highlighting health risks and environmental justice inequalities.
Climate Change and Malnutrition Challenges in Melanesia
Learn how climate change and malnutrition intersect in Melanesia, creating compounding risks for children's health and future well-being.
Climate Change and Lake Levels: Lake Turkana Study Insights
Research on Lake Turkana reveals climate change-driven drops in lake levels reduce surface pressure, increasing earthquake risk over time.
State of Climate Action 2025 – How Far the World Still Has to Go
Learn what the 2025 climate action assessment says about energy, transport, land use, and global readiness for a 1.5°C pathway.
Kelp Forests: Ocean’s Useful Ecological and Economic Resources
The ecological and economic value of kelp forests, why these marine ecosystems are vital to biodiversity, fisheries and climate resilience.
Private Sector’s Crucial Role in Climate Adaptation and Resilience
Learn how companies are strengthening climate resilience through new technologies, sustainable investments, and adaptive strategies.









