Ahmedabad's model for tackling extreme heat is being scaled-up to new cities in India.
News
13th September 2013
Kenya’s flower industry set to measure carbon footprint
Development of a new customised calculator enables the industry to measure its carbon emissions and maintain a competitive edge in international cut flower markets.
Feature
3rd September 2013
The thin line between climate change and security
As an economic driver for development, the Amazon region provides annually $10s of billions into the financial markets of South American nations. There is a growing global demand for its resources.
Feature
12th August 2013
Climate info helps planners decide whether to grow vegetables or build houses
Should an area of Cape Town currently used for farming be converted to housing? Anna Taylor, research fellow at the Stockholm Environment Institute, uses the weADAPT web platform in conjunction with relevant climate information to seek answers to this planning conundrum
Feature
8th July 2013
Adapting out of – or into – poverty in India?
Terry Cannon, Institute of Development Studies, UK, poses the question: "What do people do when they are already poor and climate change is likely to make things worse?"
News
1st July 2013
Electric taxi pilot programme to launch in selected Ethiopian cities
The second edition of the Ethiopian Environmental Protection Agency's CRGE Highlights newsletter leads with a feature on dVentus, an Ethiopian engineering firm piloting an electric taxi programme in selected cities with government assistance.
News
3rd June 2013
Cultivating fields of change
This START publication synthesises findings from African 16 research projects on global environmental change, agriculture, and food security.