A study of 48 US cities shows extreme weather reduces public transportation use, especially for lower-income populations.
Category: Climate Research
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Surge in Heatwave Deaths Linked to Climate Change Seen
Research shows that Australian cities are experiencing deadlier heatwaves as climate change drives a 20% increase in related deaths.
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Reintroducing Wolves to Boost Scotland’s Carbon Sequestration
A study finds that reintroducing wolves to the Scottish Highlands could reduce deer numbers and enhance carbon capture.
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Study Reveals Isolated Coral Reefs Show Climate Resilience
The climate resilience of coral reefs may depend on internal recovery dynamics, says a study on isolated atolls off Australia's coast.
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Air Pollution and Heat Linked to Delayed Births
A study links air pollution and extreme heat to delayed births, showing how environmental factors can prolong pregnancies beyond 41 weeks.
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Ben-Gurion Uni Study Shows More Factors Affect GHG Emissions
A study reveals that tech and infrastructure alone can’t meet 2050 climate targets—population growth and consumption must be addressed.
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How Agricultural Practices Affect Groundwater Nitrate Levels
A study examines how extreme weather and farming practices accelerate nitrate leaching into groundwater. Learn more about the findings.
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How Climate Change Affects Beer Quality and Adaptation Options
We are not promoting beer, but sharing awareness on how climate change affects its quality and the adaptation hop growers can do.
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How Imaginaries Drive Climate Adaptation Plans
Discover how climate adaptation strategies are shaped by imaginaries—future visions that influence policy and action.
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Analysis of Climate Adaptation Jobs
Climate adaptation is more than a buzzword—an expanding job market. Explore the trends and challenges defining this crucial field.