WMO report says Africa faces severe climate change impacts, with unusually high temperatures increasing, causing extreme droughts and floods.
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Climate Change May Have Worsened Libya’s Storm Daniel
A study reveals how human-induced climate change increased the likelihood and intensity of the deadly storm that struck Libya this year.
Climate Adaptation Could Reduce Impacts of Vector-borne Diseases
As climate change advances, so do vector-borne diseases. Discover why climate adaptation efforts are essential to combat this threat.
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.
Impacts of Super Typhoons and Climate Change
Super typhoons are the most violent weather events, causing high losses in lives and properties. Extreme weather is linked to climate change.
Climate Resilience Needed in Southeast Asia
Climate change threatens Southeast Asian countries. A study features climate resilience suggestions for vulnerable countries.
Climate Adaptation through Country Hydromet Diagnostics
Efficient, high-quality climate, weather, hydrological, and environmental information services assist in creating climate adaptation programs.
UN Identifies 5 Key Areas to Boost EWS Efficiency
To help improve sectors' early warning systems (EWS), the UN released the report, "Five Approaches to Build Functional Early Warning Systems".
Improved Predictions of Mega-storms Will Help Communities Prepare
Improved early warning systems can benefit other areas in the world to help them build resilience against climate shocks, like mega-storms.
E-learning Courses for Hazard Warning Launched
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has developed E-learning courses for the Common Alerting Protocol used in warning the public of hazards.