Living on the Water’s Edge
Since the 2013 earthquake that caused Bohol islands to sink–an event that set off regular tidal flooding–communities have had to adapt and do...
Sea Level Rise in Australia: Risks and Adaptation
With its major cities and iconic landscapes threatened by sea level rise, how can Australia adapt to its baked-in impacts while minimising future...
What Causes Heat Waves? Repercussions of a Heating Planet
As the world braces for a hotter 2024, understanding what causes heatwaves can empower us to mitigate and adapt to the worst effects...
Sea Level Rise in Singapore Calls for Immediate Action
Sea level rise in Singapore is the nation’s most immediate climate change threat. How is the densely populated, low lying island adapting to...
Droughts in Australia Loom as Two Climate Phenomena Approach
Over the past two decades, Australia's drought has cost the government billions, significantly reducing farms’ annual profitability. But is the country resilient enough...
What Is Climate Resilience and How Important Is It for Future Adaptation?
What is climate resilience and how is it involved in preparing for and managing the impacts of new climate extremes in the near...
San Miguel Corporation LNG Projects Could Destroy the Philippines’ ‘Amazon of the Oceans’
San Miguel Corporation's LNG developments are expanding rapidly as the Philippines moves away from coal power plants. Yet, impacts are being felt across...
Deadly Air Pollution in Japan – How to Address It?
With fossil fuel combustion the leading driver of harmful air pollution in Japan, transitioning to clean energy represents a huge win for the...
Pacific Cyclone Season: Could a Loss and Damage Fund Help?
Cyclones are infamous for their impacts on life. Climate change is expected to make them worse. Could a loss and damage fund help?
