This page presents feeds that look at publications and media stores concentrating on climate change and coastal communities. These are publicly available sources and should be vetted by those looking to use their information.
Climate Change and Coastal Communities
- by The Pinnacle GazetteCalifornia's coastal areas are facing significant challenges due to climate change, particularly with rising sea levels threatening popular locations like Seacliff…
- by Gilda GeistFor the first time ever, the Cape Cod Climate Change Collaborative is offering an in-person climate conference for free.
- by IUCNThe National Coordinating Body (NCB) “Headed by the Secretary, Ministry of Climate Change and Environmental Coordination, Government of Pakistan, it represents a unique array of institutions directly or indirectly linked to the coastal marine ecosystem” convened its 23rd meeting in Karachi, Pakistan, where discussions on the vital conservation needs for coastal and marine resources of […]
- by newagebdIN THE age of escalating global warming, our coastal communities and ecosystems are becoming increasingly vulnerable. Located along the fastest rising sea in the world, the Bay of Bengal, our coastlines are facing unprecedented challenges. Each year, we witness more frequent and intense tropical cyclones, accompanied by strong storm surges causing…
- by Simon Agbovi ll ContributorThe West Africa Regional Bosch alumni network, has raised concerns about the worsening socio-psychological effects in coastal communities due to climate change .
- by CIFOR-ICRAFThe Center for International Forestry Research and World Agroforestry (CIFOR-ICRAF) harnesses the power of trees, forests and agroforestry landscapes to address the most pressing global challenges of our time – biodiversity loss, climate change, food security, livelihoods and inequity. CIFOR and ICRAF are CGIAR Research Centers.
- by WIONGlobal warming is wreaking havoc on ocean economies, leaving coastal communities gasping for breath. Rising temperatures threaten tourism, fisheries, and vital ecosystems like coral reefs. With flooding and destructive storms on the rise, the economic tide is turning against us. Discover how these changes are reshaping our shores and what it means for our future…
- by Water MagazineWorking in collaboration with Wyre Council and Balfour Beatty, a monumental three-year coastal defence initiative has just surpassed its one-year milestone.
- by Gavin BuckleyAnne Annapolis, Anne Arundel trip to Sweden offered lessons in sustainability and preparing Maryland for climate change, writes Mayor Gavin Buckley.
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- by Leadership NewsA non-governmental organisation working to promote women's rights and environmental justice in Nigeria and beyond, Kebetkache Women Development and Resource
- by Tracey WeissA recent news story that may have caught your attention is the urgent and significant federal investment in climate resilience for the Central Coast. The title, “Regional adaptation for clima…
- by The Silver InkAs climate change intensifies, coastal states in the United States face mounting economic challenges. From rising sea levels to more frequent and severe storms, the financial impact on these regions is becoming increasingly dire. This article examines the far-reaching economic consequences of climate change for America's coastal communities. Rising Sea…
- by KION546MOSS LANDING, Calif. (KION): One of the largest federal climate change resiliency grants in California history.
Coastal Resilience Frameworks and Policies
- by CIFOR-ICRAFThe Center for International Forestry Research and World Agroforestry (CIFOR-ICRAF) harnesses the power of trees, forests and agroforestry landscapes to address the most pressing global challenges of our time – biodiversity loss, climate change, food security, livelihoods and inequity. CIFOR and ICRAF are CGIAR Research Centers.
- by Shosha AdieThe Environment Agency (EA) would “love to have more” funding support for flood protection but “the country doesn’t have more necessarily to give”, according to the EA’s executive director of flood and coastal risk management.
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- by By John SchillingDEP’s Bureau of Coastal Resilience Deputy Commissioner Laurian Farrell addresses CB14. Photo by John Schilling Earlier this week, an almost three-hour Community Board 14 meeting concluded with a presentation from Laurian Farrell, the deputy commissioner for the New York City Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) new Bureau of Coastal Resilience. The new bureau, which DEP
- by The Provincetown IndependentDemocratic state Sen. Julian Cyr, who often says he got his start in politics by waiting tables at his parents’ restaurant in North Truro, says he is focused on two […]
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- by Resources for the FutureAs the presidential election nears, and regardless of outcome, researchers at Resources for the Future continue to pursue work that will inspire interest, bipartisan coalitions, and progress on policy issues, given the political resilience of the topics.
- by University of Rhode IslandSitting on Narragansett Bay in northeastern Rhode Island, the town of Warren is highly vulnerable to the effects of sea-level rise and flooding due to its
- by DohaThe Ministry of Environment and Climate Change (MoECC), in partnership with the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) office in Qatar, hosted a workshop to outline the development…
- by indianetworknews.com(CNN Spanish) – As in other parts of the world, the coasts of Puerto Rico have begun to experience situations related to rising sea levels. Some scholars who are experts on the subject have raised their voices of alarm. “The effects are already happening and have been happening for a long time, years. One thing […]
- by preventionweb.netHurricanes, rising sea levels and other climate-fueled hazards are wreaking havoc on tourism-dependent communities around the world.
- by Philanthropy News Digest (PND)Based on a day-long workshop in June 2024 that included leading specialists from science institutions, the report from the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution shares lessons learned to prepare for rising sea levels….
- by The Martha's Vineyard TimesAs the dangers of a changing climate are at the forefront of the national conscience after Hurricane Helene, planners and researchers from the Cape and Islands packed into the Martha’s Vineyard Film Center on Oct. 1 to present their work on coastal resilience. Flooding risk was a focus throughout the daylong gathering of the Martha’s […]
- by School of Freshwater SciencesMelissa Scanlan and Cora Sutherland will present “Great Lakes Offshore Wind (GLOW): Legal design choices and research questions” as part of the School of Freshwater Sciences Fall Colloquium. Melissa K. Scanlan is the Lynde B. Uihlein Endowed Chair in Water …