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Latest IPCC Reporting outlines the imperative to invest in Climate Resilient Communities

Climate Adaptation, Climate ImpactBy Climate Alliance10 March 2022

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) published a report which comprehensively assesses the global vulnerabilities, adaptation and mitigation for communities.

INTERVIEW WITH CAUX DIALOGUE

Climate AllianceBy Climate Alliance17 November 2021

Aiming to build trust between communities, bringing people together from different parts of the world to create sustainable solutions

FOREST AGRICULTURE AND COMMODITY TRADE (FACT) DIALOGUE

Climate AllianceBy Climate Alliance17 November 2021

COP 26 leader event on how do we make agriculture sustainable on a global scale

GREEN ZONE EVENT: EARTH OBSERVERS:

Climate AllianceBy Climate Alliance17 November 2021

Event organised by ActionAid International where women leaders from the worlds of science, space exploration, activism & the arts discuss climate change.

Where should I plant my grapes in 2100? Climate projections to help us plan for an uncertain future.

Climate AdaptationBy Climate Alliance29 October 2021

Where should I plant my grapes in 2100? Climate projections to help us plan for an uncertain future.

Understanding forest futures and fire using virtual reality and Indigenous knowledge

Climate AllianceBy Climate Alliance29 October 2021

Rising temperatures, changes in weather and subsequent drying of the soil and vegetation have changed fires in Yellowstone, now they burn hotter and return in less than 30 years.

FlyZero: “zero-carbon-emission flight is possible, and not far off”

Climate AllianceBy Climate Alliance29 October 2021

Dr Alex Rap from the University of Leeds has been assessing the climate effects of emissions from current and proposed aircraft fuels. At present he’s working on the FlyZero project of the UK’s Aerospace Technology Institute, a joint Government and industry body.

Securing net zero: new ideas from the University sector

Climate AllianceBy Climate Alliance29 October 2021

At COP26 in Glasgow, we’ll see action from governments, business and industry to secure global net zero by 2050 – and it’s universities which bring the solutions.

From floods to droughts, heatwaves to polar vortexes: warming oceans drive extreme weather

Climate ScienceBy Climate Alliance29 October 2021

The latest IPCC report already considers as “very likely” the link of warming oceans and air to floods and droughts. The connection to heat waves is virtually certain

Land, water, ice and air – it’s all connected

Climate ScienceBy Climate Alliance29 October 2021

Because it takes such a lot of energy to warm and cool water, the oceans absorb an enormous amount of heat, buffering temperature changes and moderating climate change.

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