The report, "Policy implications of deep decarbonization in the US" describes the economic and policy implications of deep decarbonisation in the US.
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Drivers of Climigration in Coastal Communities in Bangladesh
The study examines the migration behaviour of rural residents in coastal Bangladesh, which is one of the most-climate stressed areas of the world.
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Study Predicts People Living in Extreme Heat by 2070
A climate change study predicts that 3 billion people will live in extreme heat by 2070, a climate deemed unsuitable for human life to flourish.
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Study Confirms the Environmental Benefit of Low-Carbon Technology
The study shows that the large-scale implementation of renewable energy sources can reduce pollution and environmental impacts of electricity production.
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International Road Federation Offers Online Training and Workshops
The International Road Federation (IRF) is offering several Online Training Workshops that are scheduled in May to June 2020. Read to know more details.
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Creating Scientific Info for Environmental Decision-Making thru Modelling
In this study, computer modelling was used to explore the dynamics of biophysical and socio-economic process of Kimberly marine system to the year 2050.
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A Study on the Technical Dimension of the Water Supply’s Resilience to Disaster
The study by Dr. Behrooz Balaei and colleagues have investigated the technical characteristics of water supply that affect its resilience against disasters.
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COVID-19 Pandemic Affects Carbon Emissions in China
China's recovery efforts should not compromise its climate change adaptation and green economy investments.
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NIWA Reports on NZ’s River Flooding Exposure
NIWA's "New Zealand Fluvial and Pluvial Flood Exposure" provides a flooding profile and study of NZ's flood hazard and climate change.
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NZ Coastal Flooding Exposure and Sea Level Rise Examined
NIWA's report provides detailed data on New Zealand's vulnerability to coastal flooding from sea-level rise.