Thought leadership
When we speak about the resilience of economies to climate change, we have more than one angle to consider. One is in relation to adaptation and improving resilience to climate damage. Another is in relation to mitigation and reducing the magnitude of climate change. Success in either requires an ability to weather the transition to net zero with minimum economic damage.
AuthorDouglas Crawford-Brown
Can the investment needed to secure water systems be mobilised before the impacts of climate change outpace adaptation efforts?
AuthorAmgad Elmahdi
Bringing transitions to life means encouraging people to make better choices, but understanding human behaviour can be a complex equation.
AuthorDouglas Crawford-Brown
We know engineered coastlines alter marine ecosystems, so how should they be expected to perform ecologically?
AuthorJohn A. Burt
Meat consumption is among the most resource-intensive sectors in the food system, yet its environmental impact is often underestimated.
AuthorTara Al Marzooqi
For communities to engage meaningfully, climate change must be understood in ways that are relevant to daily life.
AuthorMaha Para