Singapore has a water recycling program that sustainably meets domestic and industrial demands, serving as a model for other countries.
Category: Climate Resilience
Climate Change Resilient and Water-Efficient Rice
Rice researchers are finding possible strategies to develop resilient rice crop varieties to withstand climate change.
Climate Change Mainstreaming Challenges in Bangladesh Governance
The paper examined Bangladesh’s integration of climate change issues into its national, sectoral, and city development plans.
Helping Developing Countries Adapt to Climate Change thru Technologies
Thru Technology Needs Assessment (TNA), developing countries identify the climate technology they need, and then create the applications.
Wind and Solar Energy Production Market in the USA
The US's booming renewable energy market trend shows that consumers and investors favour using renewable energy to clean the environment.
Impact of Critical Infrastructure on Disaster Recovery and Resilience
Extreme weather events will be frequent, so it would be wise to start investing in resilient infrastructure to save lives and reduce losses.
The UK is Investing in Wind Energy and Sustainable Future
The investment aims to raise the country's wind power capacity from 30 to 40 gigawatts by 2030, part of the UK's green industrial revolution.
How Tuvalu is Protecting its Coast from Climate Change
Tuvalu established the Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project (TCAP) to protect itself from coastal hazards caused by climate change.Tuvalu established the Tuvalu Coastal Adaptation Project (TCAP) to protect itself from coastal hazards caused by climate change.
Modelling Climate Change Health Risks Can Inform Adaptation Efforts
Understanding the health risks of climate change helps in disaster preparedness, resilience, climate adaptation and mitigation efforts.
Clever Climate Adaptation Solution Versus Coastal Erosion at Granity NZ
This smart climate adaptation solution could be used in coastal cities and towns vulnerable to erosion that the changing climate may bring.