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Climate change adaptation

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Climate resilience
Adaptive capacity
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Strategy

Mobilising climate just and resilient communities in Melbourne’s west: collaborative action plan

David Lansley, Thea Hewitt, Melek Cigdem-Bayram, Haydie Gooder

This collaborative action plan is the result of a year-long project to articulate a shared vision for climate justice in Melbourne’s west.
Report

The great deluge: Australia's new era of unnatural disasters


2022 will be remembered as the year of the 'great deluge' - when record-breaking rain and floods lashed large parts of Eastern Australia, causing untold devastation for Australians and the national economy. The authors of this report call for all levels of government to speed up their emission reductions and disaster preparation efforts.
Report

Climate impacts at work: supporting a climate ready workforce


All workers and all industries need to be supported to adapt to climate change. Serious impacts are evident now and are escalating rapidly. This report presents the first worker-centric analysis of climate change impacts.
Strategy

Adapt and thrive: building a climate-resilient New Zealand


Aotearoa New Zealand’s first national adaptation plan contains strategies, policies and actions that will help New Zealanders adapt to the changing climate and its effects – to reduce the potential harm of climate change, as well as seize the opportunities that arise.
Conference proceedings

City nature and environment: SOAC 2021 conference track and abstracts


Australasian cities are hotspots where increased urbanisation and nature collide, hotspots for threatened biodiversity and degradation. Papers in this track provide an opportunity for researchers and practitioners to learn from each other, as well as position and present Australasian research on city and nature with global relevance.