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Category: Climate Resilience
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Rising Atmospheric CO₂ and Its Impacts on Plants
For nearly 40 years, half of the Earth's vegetated areas have been greening, mainly due to CO2 fertilisation. Read to find out more.
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Public-Private Unity Key to Wider Early Warning Systems Coverage
Stronger public-private collaboration can significantly broaden the reach and effectiveness of early warning systems.
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Climate Change Threatens Staples and Crop Diversity Near the Equator
Scientists reveal that rising temperatures could drastically affect crop diversity and staple yields in equatorial regions worldwide.
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Kāpiti Coast District Leads NZ Local Councils in Climate Action
New Zealand's Kapiti Coast District Council's climate action has garnered accolades, including a ranking from Toitū Envirocare in 2020.
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Climate Adaptation in Africa and Sierra Leone’s Vanishing Island
Despite having the lowest per capita greenhouse gas emissions, Africa is one of the continents most affected by climate change.
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How Infrastucture Failures Affect Community’s Disaster Resilience
When disasters strike, damaged infrastructure can cut off vital services, creating invisible barriers that weaken community resilience.
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Empowering African Indigenous Women for Climate Resilience
African indigenous women are often overlooked as land management champions. Know how empowering them impacts climate resilience.
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How AI Supports Millions of Small-Scale Farmers in Africa
African farmers' productivity is lower than their counterparts in other regions. Learn how Darli AI mentors regenerative farming practices.
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31 New Wetland Cities Accredited by the Convention on Wetlands
Wetlands are the Earth's most diverse and productive ecosystems, offering climate resilience and socioeconomic value; they must be preserved.