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Download your copy of Ecologi's new report on how UK businesses are responding to escalating climate risks and clean tech opportunities The vast majority of businesses in the UK have experienced climate-related disruption over the past two years, with many reporting climate risks have negatively affected their commerci
Introduction: Beyond Climate Science Climate change is often viewed through the lens of rising temperatures, melting glaciers, carbon emissions, and extreme weather. While these scientific realities are critical, they tell only part of the story. Climate change is also a social, economic, and human rights challenge tha
Climate change is pushing our energy systems and critical infrastructure to their limits, but it also presents an opportunity to rethink how we build resilience, writes AECOM's Sally Vivian
Speakers explored how climate attribution research is shaping lawsuits, policy and public health.
New event to bring together senior business leaders to explore how to accelerate efforts to enhance UK climate resilience BusinessGreen is today delighted to announced this December it will host the inaugural UK Climate Resilience Forum , bringing together senior leaders from across the green economy to explore how to
Melbourne has joined the Global Urban Data Centers Pact, to tackle the nexus between new technologies and climate change.
Adaptation needs to grow up. To mature it cannot remain a technocratic exercise in flood defences and heatwave plans. The post Escalating Climate and Geopolitical Shocks Force a Choice: Build Resilience or Be Shaped by Crisis appeared first on The Good Men Project .
— Our changing climate is creating risks to our livelihoods, communities, and companies. In the first two decades on this century, from 2000 to 2020, climate disasters averaged three per year. Wildfires wiped out entire towns, flooding in the Midwest destroyed crops and communities, hurricanes on the Gulf and Atlantic
Author(s): Sophia Chen As concerns about climate change grow, researchers from fields ranging from gravitational-wave astronomy to condensed-matter physics are finding unexpected opportunities to contribute to climate research. [Physics 19, 86] Published Wed Jun 17, 2026
Changing careers for climate impact does not always mean quitting everything, going back to school for four years, and becoming a renewable energy engineer from scratch. Sometimes it means taking the skills you already have and moving them closer to the systems that matter. A construction worker can move into building
The RBI’s proposed climate risk information system is an important first step in developing standardised datasets to facilitate clean transition
A Zurich Group report reveals that most of India's planned renewable energy projects face significant climate risks by 2030. Ninety percent of these sites are at high or critical risk from hazards like floods and wildfires. However, with many projects still in development, incorporating resilience measures now, costing
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