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Category: Climate Resilience
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How Climate Change Will Amplify the Spread of Invasive Species
Human activity impacts the oceans. Climate change will shift shipping routes, affecting the mixture of marine and transported species.
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Why Ecosystem-based Adaptation is an Excellent Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation Option
Ecosystem-based Adaptation (EbA) is gaining ground in fighting climate change, especially in developing and vulnerable countries.
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Climate Adaptation Using the Slow Water Approach
This post discusses the slow water approach and how cities and communities can better manage water with climate change and rapid urbanisation.
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AirDisc Cooling is a Climate-Friendly AirCon
Maria Yzabell Angel Palma from the Philippines invented the Air Disc cooling system, which doesn't use CFC or refrigerants.
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Climate Adaptation Using Risk Science and Resilience Approaches
Developments in risk science and approaches to resilience are crucial in addressing climate change risks and climate adaptation.
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Can Climate Change Cause More Earthquakes and Volcanic Eruptions?
Do sea levels rise and the glaciers' melting due to climate change increase the frequency of earthquakes and volcanic eruptions?
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Disaster Risk Reduction Report Calls for Governance Transformation
The Global Assessment Report on Disaster Risk Reduction explores how structures worldwide evolve to address systemic risks better.
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Climate Change Threatens Fairborne UK’s Existence
Fairbourne, a Welsh village, is facing an existential crisis. Its 700 residents are at high risk of future flooding due to climate change.
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MIT’s Climate Grand Challenge Boosts Climate Change Research
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) launched the Climate Grand Challenges to mobilise research on climate problems.