Three groundbreaking studies shed light on how indigenous communities possess invaluable knowledge for climate adaptation.
Category: Climate Research
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New Zealand’s Landcover Mapping for Climate Adaptation Action
A pioneering study introduces a new methodology for coastal landcover mapping, supporting climate adaptation measures.
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A Closer Look at the Weakening AMOC and Its Ramifications
New findings suggest the AMOC could reach its tipping point by 2050, unleashing severe weather events and widespread disruptions.
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Using Rainfall Quality to Anticipate Hunger Patterns in Africa
A study connects rainfall quality to household well-being, precisely predicting food security and helping with climate adaptation policies.
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Climate Study Reveals Increase in La Nina Occurrences
A new study unveils the surge in multiyear La Niña events, highlighting the need to curb emissions for climate adaptation and resilience.
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How Lakes and Inland Waters Shape Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Learn from the latest studies, including RECCAP-2 findings and the surprising nitric oxide emissions from Tibetan Plateau lakes.
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Antarctic is Losing Huge Sea Ice Chunk
As global temperatures rise, July's extreme heatwaves and vanishing Antarctic sea ice stress the urgency to address the climate emergency.
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UN Chief Announces “Climate Boiling” Era Has Arrived
July 2023 witnesses unprecedented heatwaves worldwide, signalling the transition from global warming to "global boiling."
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1.5°C Breaching Within Years Concerns Climate Scientists
Scientists warn of surpassing the 1.5°C threshold, leading to intensified heatwaves, ocean warming, and severe climate change effects.
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Scientists Anticipate Total Arctic Ice Loss by the 2030s
A study published in Nature Communications paints a grim picture of the Arctic's future, with summer ice projected to disappear by the 2030s.