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The World Bank Group (WBG) recognizes that globally, the poor, who are the least responsible for greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, often suffer the most from climate change impacts.
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Climate Change Knowledge Portal (CCKP) provides global data on historical and future climate vulnerabilities, and impacts.
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EO data enable and underpin global climate insight through providing timely and accurate data about the Earth’s atmosphere, landmasses, and oceans
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Highlighting the importance of urban climate leadership and how cities are preparing to deliver a 1.5-degree Celsius pathway
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Learn about the types of satellites and socioeconomic data available through NASA for disaster risk management.
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In highly agriculture-dependent economies, climate impacts can elevate risks of food insecurity, loss of livelihoods and export revenue, and heightened competition among water users
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EO data can be used to bring high-resolution insight to inform a range of decisions, from informing ‘climate-adaptive’ building design to helping to identify opportunities for climate-resilient development and economic activities in coastal areas
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Juan Verde, a former advisor to President Obama, the Clinton and VP Al Gore, offers revealing insights into the lessons that the international community must learn from this unprecedented world crisis.
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Integrating climate considerations in FCI projects through specific guidance and project/country examples, tools, and resources.
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In the coming years, an unprecedented number of charging stations for electric vehicles will come online, disrupting the supply chain and retail business of traditional gasoline.
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A case study covering how New York state is using NASA data for heatwave risk assessment.
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Internal climate migration will likely rise through 2050 and then accelerate unless there are significant cuts in greenhouse gas emissions and robust development action
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CRISPR, which stands for clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats, allows scientists to edit precise positions on DNA using a bacterial enzyme.
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By 2050—in just three regions—climate change could force more than 143 million people to move within their countries.
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Proactive financial planning can help countries protect livelihoods and investments from disasters.
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Knowledge Note
Recommendations for funding recovery following the destructive Tropical Cyclone Pam
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Transport efficiency and safety in advanced economies benefit from ICT
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Governments of developing countries must be further encouraged to include ICTs in their national climate change policies.
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Coastal cities need to quickly prepare for climate change consequences.
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In addition to significant development challenges, Yemen is particularly vulnerable to climate change.
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