This formulated white paint can be an effective climate adaptation solutions alongside vegetation that could address extreme heat.
Category: Climate Research
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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.
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Climate Change Adaptation, Impacts, and Vulnerabilities in the Philippines
The 2017 Philippines Climate Change Assessment Report provides a comprehensive look at the climate change impacts in the Philippines.
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Engaging the Disadvantaged Youth in Climate Adaptation Planning
In a study published in April 2021, Davis and Hügel explored the extent of participation in climate adaptation planning of disadvantaged youth in Ireland.
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Does Mainstreaming Climate Adaptation into Policies Lead to Concrete Actions?
Researchers examined whether climate adaptation policies in the mainstream resulted in concrete climate adaptation actions across sectors.
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Psychological Distance and How It Can Hinder Climate Adaptation Support
Psychological distance from climate change issues will make people less likely to address them and support climate adaptation policies.
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Lesotho’s Food Insecurity and the US AIM for Climate
AIM for Climate will set up a platform for best practices and science-based fixes to climate change effects, useful to countries like Lesotho.
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Is Reducing Population a Key to Fight Climate Change?
The study suggests focusing on curbing population in the social justice context for its impacts on climate change and its mitigation.
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Climate Adaptation and Resilience-Building through Valuing Indigenous Knowledge in Fiji
A resilient house is sturdy, can withstand extreme events due to climate change and natural disasters, and adapts to extreme changes.