Climate Resilience News

The Keralam Council of Ministers is attending a two-day strategic leadership retreat at IIM-K, inaugurated by Chief Minister V.D. Satheesan, to discuss critical

The article discusses why simply rebuilding after climate disasters is no longer sufficient, suggesting that every crisis presents an opportunity for change.

A 'Reimagining Keralam' workshop at IIM-Kozhikode concluded, generating ideas for new initiatives in economic growth, fiscal stability, health, climate resilien

Wall Street is increasingly investing in 'climate-proof' real estate, indicating a growing trend towards properties resilient to climate change impacts.

Farmers in China's Guangdong province are adapting to increasing typhoon risks to protect their livelihoods, as highlighted in a series on climate resilience by

A high-level review meeting was conducted to discuss the proposed 'ARISE' project, aimed at coastal protection and climate resilience in Odisha.

A report from the Mayor of London's office indicates that climate change could cost London up to £36 billion annually by the 2050s due to lost working hours, bu

North Carolina's efforts to re-wet coastal peatlands, including 37,000 acres at Pocosin Lakes National Wildlife Refuge, are trapping 200,000 tons of carbon annu

Morocco is testing an innovative 'sponge' pavement designed to stay 16°F cooler than traditional asphalt by allowing water to seep through and cool naturally vi

Cities in the United States and Europe are facing dangerously high temperatures during summer heatwaves, prompting a focus on green infrastructure as a cooling

A tree planting scheme aimed at enhancing climate resilience has secured £8.7 million in funding, contributing to the planting of two million trees.

Shared climate challenges between India and China present opportunities for cooperation on a climate resilience pathway.

India is leveraging artificial intelligence to tackle various developmental challenges, including supporting education in remote areas, assisting farmers with c

Indian cities require $2.4 trillion by 2050 for climate resilience and low-carbon development, but municipal corporations currently face significant revenue and

Bangkok is grappling with extreme heat, with its heat index reaching 51.9 degrees Celsius in late June, prompting policymakers to seek long-term solutions. Proj

Despite declaring a climate emergency in 2019, the EU continues to be affected by severe heatwaves and heat domes, raising questions about its short-term measur