In Uganda’s Drought-Hit Cattle Corridor, Gender Gaps Decide Who Survives the Dry Season
A survey of over 1,100 households in Uganda's drought-prone cattle corridor shows that gendered gaps in asset ownership, spending patterns, ...
Tag: Climate Adaptation
Green Buildings May Be Fragile: New Framework Reveals Hidden Carbon Cost of Disruption
A new systematic review of 40 building life cycle assessment studies reveals that conventional LCA cannot measure resilience, and proposes ...
Poverty Taxes the Brain: Why Guatemalan Farmers Forget Climate-Smart Training
A study of 507 farmers in Guatemala's Dry Corridor shows that perceived resource scarcity and the mental complexity of new ...
Ethiopia’s Oilseed Yields Hinge on Soil Conservation, Not More Fertilizer, 19-Year Study Finds
A 19-year analysis of Ethiopian survey data finds that soil conservation, crop protection and water catchment practices, rather than added ...
When 25°C Becomes Too Much: Social Media Reveals How City Dwellers Truly Feel Urban Heat
A new study combining satellite data, weather measurements, and geolocated social media posts from Mexico City reveals that urban heat ...
Fair Shares: New Framework Puts Equity at the Heart of Transboundary River Planning
A new welfare-based optimization framework published in Nature Water makes equity an explicit, negotiable parameter in transboundary river basin and ...
Where Heat, Jobs and Poverty Collide: Canary Islands Map a Hidden Climate Burden
A census-tract analysis of the Canary Islands shows that compound climate burden concentrates in deprived urban employment centres rather than ...
Women’s Hidden Knowledge Holds the Key to Pacific Climate Survival, Review Finds
A critical narrative review finds that Pacific women's traditional knowledge of agriculture, water, marine resources and disaster recovery is foundational ...
Moist Heatwaves Set to Become Near-Annual Reality in Northern Nigeria by 2050
A new CMIP6-based study projects that moist heatwaves in Nigeria's Sokoto Rima Basin will rise from rare events to near-annual ...
Climate Shocks Ripple Beyond the Farm: Vietnamese Communities Embrace Dual Adaptation
A household study in Vietnam's Quang Tri province shows climate extremes trigger economy-wide spillovers, prompting communities to adopt a dual ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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