Intensity of coastal hazards driven by changes in climate and land use have been increasing
in many parts of the world, including the United States (US), where 40% of the population …

Climate change impacts are worsening globally, urging local governments to respond via
adaptation. Structural protective adaptation measures continue to be favoured by residents …

Climate change will have profound implications for North America's tourism industry, which
is one of the largest tourism markets globally with respect to international tourism arrivals …

Land use and land cover (LULC) in the Beijing–Tianjin–Hebei region has changed
significantly since 1990. To comprehensively understand its impact on meteorology, this …

This paper examines the role of social capital and its influence on the capacity of coastal
communities in Atlantic Canada to respond and adapt to climate change, especially when …

Climate change is projected to challenge adaptation capacity in small islands worldwide
due to rising temperatures, sea-level rise, extreme events and changing rainfall patterns …

This study provides insights on the ways that youth express and process the emotions
arising from their involvement in climate action. The specific objectives were to:(1) …

Many barriers to behavioural change exist when it comes to climate change action. A key
element to overcoming some of these barriers is effective communication of complex …

Abstract While evidence of Indigenous Peoples' climate knowledge and adaptation practices
is readily available in Canada, regional variations are poorly understood, and proper …

Climate change risks to coastal communities may overwhelm current management
strategies. The emergence of nature‐based solutions could provide alternative approaches …