Indigenous peoples have always been viewed as victims of climate change rather than agents of environmental conservation and adaptation.
Category: Climate Research
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Enhancing Climate Action through the Knowledge Co-production Model
The paper highlights a new approach where researchers and knowledge users interact to co-create knowledge for action and decision-making.
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The Importance of Knowledge and Learning in Driving Climate Actions
The paper discusses the importance of adaptation learning support for stakeholders before and during the climate adaptation.
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Climate Adaptation and Mitigation thru Mangrove Conservation in SE Asia
Mangrove forests are vital for climate change adaptation and mitigation. To preserve them, strong government policies and support are needed.
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A Review of China’s Climate Adaptation and Mitigation Policies
China's climate policies thru climate adaptation strategies, renewable energy programs, and reductions of Carbon emissions need more results.
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Samoa’s Climate Adaptation Challenges Western Perceptions
Samoa's community-based adaptation can tap on villager’s expertise in working with rather than against nature, a model others can follow.
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Tracking Ocean’s “Landfalling Droughts” Can Improve Drought Prediction
Tracking "Landfalling Droughts" from the ocean can give early warning so people on land affected can mitigate or prepare for drought's effects.
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Climate Change Effects, Jet Stream and Extreme Weather Link Revealed
International scientists have found a connection between these extreme weather events and the impacts of climate change on the jet stream.
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Will Climate Change Give Rise to More Pandemics?
The emergence of diseases reflects the balances or imbalances of our ecosystems, including humans, animals, pathogens, and the environment.
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Electric Utilities are Hindering Transition to Renewable Energy?
A study of 3,000 electric utilities worldwide found that they are lagging and even hindering the global transition to renewable energy.