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Climate adaptation the Netherlands in 2040, how the country prepares and plans to adapt to future climate risk

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How the Netherlands is Gearing Up for Future Climate Risk

Discover how the Netherlands is charting a course towards climate resilience in 2040 and its strategies to adapt to future climate risks.

30/05/202330/05/2023Climate Adaptation Platform in Adaptation Strategy Climate Adaptation Engineering Climate Risk

Climate adaptation Managing NZ's Populated Low-lying Areas and Curbing Climate Gentrification

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Managing NZ’s Populated Low-lying Areas and Curbing Climate Gentrification

Ross Waugh weighs in on how New Zealand can address flood-prone areas and avoid climate gentrification in the face of climate change.

27/04/202327/04/2023Climate Adaptation Platform in Climate Adaptation Infrastructure Management Climate Adaptation NZ Climate Resilience

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