The USA sees dramatic shifts in crop production. A farmer in Georgia, USA, was able to reap the benefits of adapting to climate change.
Category: Climate Research
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Social Connectedness Can Boost Climate Resilience, Study Reveals
The study revealed that the availability and accessibility of resilience hubs can lessen vulnerability and increase residents' resilience.
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NZ’s Environment Report Highlights Accountability and Impact
The wise use of financial resources is crucial in implementing efficient and successful climate adaptation and mitigation plans and programs.
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Building Resilience in Europe Using Nature-based Solutions
Evidence strongly suggests that nature-based solutions can significantly help us adapt and mitigate the effects of climate change.
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Alaska’s Dilemma – Fight Climate Change and Drilling Oil
Alaskans may not dispute the science, but they disagree on what to do about it, as oil and gas generate a big chunk of the state's revenue.
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Why Timely and Reliable Data Critical in Disaster Risk Reduction
Timely and reliable data are critical for disaster and climate change risk reduction, response, and recovery decisions and actions.
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Warm Climate Means More Floods in Pakistan
Pakistan's floods have led to an overwhelming loss and damage to the country. A warmer climate means more catastrophic floods are coming.
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Research Says Droughts Can Release More CO2
Simulated droughts in grasslands and shrublands reduce growth and CO2 absorptions - a concerning climate change issue.
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Is Climate Change Pushing the Earth to Disastrous Tipping Points?
Climate tipping points (CTPs) are a source of growing scientific, policy, and public concern. Are we heading beyond the warming threshold?
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Pakistan Flooding Shows Climate Change Adaptation Needed
Pakistan’s abnormal monsoon season in June 2022 caused deadly floods, with death tolls reaching 1,033, its worst since 2010.