Climate change is intensifying extreme weather and climatic events, such as heatwaves, wildfires, floods, storms, and landslides, as well as irregular rainfall patterns. These changes are also fostering environmental conditions that promote the growth and spread of diseases. According to the World Health Organisation, climate can increase the spread and transmission of vector-borne diseases. Flooding...
Category: Climate Research
Sea Ice Loss Endangers Iconic Emperor Penguins and Fur Seals
This post explores the challenges facing these remarkable animals and the urgent need for global action to protect their fragile habitat.
Climate Change Drives Physical Inactivity and Health Risks Higher
Explore how rising global temperatures due to climate change are reducing physical activity levels and increasing health risks worldwide.
Is Seaweed Oil the Future of Biofuels in Aviation and Shipping?
Seaweed biofuels offer a sustainable, land-free energy alternative for hard-to-electrify sectors like aviation and shipping.
How AI Is Transforming Disaster Response and Recovery
Discover how AI is transforming disaster response with faster data analysis, improved resilience, and smarter decision-making in emergencies.
Grassland and Wetland Loss Endangers Biodiversity and Climate
A study finds that grasslands and wetlands are facing rapid loss to agriculture, driven by worldwide demand for food, feed, and bioenergy.
Study Reveals How Plants Adapt or Perish Under Climate Change
A global experiment shows plants can rapidly adapt to climate change, but some populations still go extinct in extreme conditions.
Climate Adaptation and Political Ecology in Inuit Communities
How climate change adaptation in Nunatsiavut, Arctic, is shaped by historical injustices, inequality, and Indigenous knowledge.
Climate Adaptation Strategies Key to Korea’s Aquaculture Woes
Rising ocean temperatures are threatening South Korea’s aquaculture, with potential losses reaching billions under future climate scenarios.
Climate Adaptation, Phenology and Animal Population Resilience
Animals worldwide are shifting breeding and migration timing in response to climate change, showing adaptation and phenological flexibility.









