A study and some articles on the practicability of using anaerobic digesters to reduce GHG emissions in New Zealand, as practised in France.
Category: Climate Research
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Climate Adaptation and Curbing Hunger by Investing in Agriculture R&D
Investing more in agricultural research can prevent the rise in hunger in Africa, the South of the Sahara and South Asia, according to a study by the International Food Policy Research Institute (IFPRI). The study says that climate change will push 78 million more people into chronic hunger by 2050. Increasing investments in international agriculture...
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Delivering Absolute Zero Emissions
The report details what we can do as individuals and in the key sectors and industries to reduce emissions from today to beyond 2050.
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Climate Adaptation Strategies by Ethiopian Farmers
A study on the climate adaptation strategies and the factors that influence adaptation choices by the farmers in Ambassel Northern Ethiopia.
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Does Climate Adaptation Align with Risk-Based Approaches?
The study aims to assess the extent to which climate adaptation policies are aligned with climate risk knowledge and risk-based approaches.
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Decolonising Research for Transformative Climate Adaptation
Indigenous-led research can be a powerful avenue where indigenous communities can influence and lead climate adaptation in their communities.
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Climate Adaptation through Reframing Strategic Managed Retreat
Managed retreat involves deploying available resources and support for communities to achieve a desirable climate adaptation future.
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Adapting to Heat through a White Paint Formula
This formulated white paint can be an effective climate adaptation solutions alongside vegetation that could address extreme heat.
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Climate Adaptation through Fukuoka’s Green Terraced ACROS
As a subtropical city in Asia, Fukuoka's ACROS, its greenspace planning policies have worked well in adapting to the climate change impacts.
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Climate Adaptation Capacity Study of Eastern Mindanao Philippines
The study examined the communities’ adaptive capacity to floods and landslides, revealing the inherent resilience of people.