Research on Lake Turkana reveals climate change-driven drops in lake levels reduce surface pressure, increasing earthquake risk over time.
Category: Climate Research
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Developing Climate-Resilient Crops to Strengthen Food Security
See how breakthroughs in plant science are creating climate-ready crops that safeguard future harvests by improving resilience to drought.
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Online Platform Gives Science-Based Climate Change Solutions
A data-rich platform that breaks down real, workable climate solutions—making climate action easier, more innovative, and more impactful.
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Impact of Climate Change on NZ’s Oceans, Coasts and Communities
Explore how climate pressures are reshaping New Zealand's marine ecosystems, coastal habitats and communities in the latest assessment today.
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Heatwaves Attributed to Emissions from Carbon Major Entities
Scientists find that major carbon emitters are responsible for half the increase in the intensity of global heatwaves.
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How Temperature Rise Puts Vulnerable Groups’ Health at Risk
A Nature study shows heatwaves are pushing poorer US households to drink more sugar-sweetened beverages, raising health concerns.
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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.