Media coverage

The report, Climate Change Impacts in Kenya: What Climate Change means for a country and its people, provides crucial and timely insights into Kenya’s climate crisis and offers recommendations on locally-led adaptation and resilience efforts.

Climate Analytics Africa organised a series of strategic civil society dialogues to support the co-development of a long-term low-carbon and climate-resilient development vision for Togo.

"In international climate change negotiations, Just Transition has experienced a major evolution," Rueanna Haynes told the St. Vincent Times. It now "acknowledges that each country will take a different approach in line with its sustainable development priorities", she said.

Manjeet Dhakal speaks to Business 360 Nepal about the growing role of climate risk analysis in development projects.

"The term ‘loss and damage’ may be new to some, but loss and damage is not a new experience for Fiji", we heard in a workshop in Fiji as part of our Building Our Pacific Loss and Damage Response Project led by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP).

In dicht besiedelten Gebieten wie Berlin sind die Menschen schon heute erheblichen gesundheitlichen Risiken durch Hitzestress ausgesetzt. Carl-Friedrich Schleußner spricht mit dem RBB über unsere Forschung zu Klimafolgen am Beispiel von Hitzestress in der Metropolregion Berlin/Brandenburg.

"Cities are particularly susceptible to heat stress due to the heat island effect", Carl-Friedrich Schleussner told IDW. "In this study we look at the consequences of climate change on the Berlin-Brandenburg metropolitan region, with a special focus on the effects of heat stress and the development of adaptation strategies."

"We hope that this proposal is endorsed by our CARICOM leaders and becomes a true regional goal where we can all track progress and take adaption to the priority it needs at a leadership level,” Sasha Jattansingh told the St. Vincent Times.

Rueanna Haynes speaks to CNC TV6 (minute 5-minute 26) about the role of Caribbean islands in climate negotiations as part of the United Nation Big Data Forum Initiative.

Dr Fahad Saeed speaks to BBC World Radio about the scorching temperatures that are affecting multiple regions around the world and their effects on human health.