London: Climate Change and Energy
By Sustainable Development Solutions CenterBy Heather Zanoni A climate risk assessment (Mehrotra et al., 2009) demonstrates that the most immediate impact of climate change on London’s energy sector will occur
By Heather Zanoni A climate risk assessment (Mehrotra et al., 2009) demonstrates that the most immediate impact of climate change on London’s energy sector will occur
by James Mannarino A climate risk assessment (Mehrotra et al., 2009) of the water sector in Bangkok shows reason for concern as climate change likely brings
By Lina Fedirko Climate Risks Shanghai’s water infrastructure provides 56.1% of the total water supply to its industry sector, which includes power plants and coal-fired
By Toby Simpson Tokyo’s energy sector is a system, which relies heavily on imported fuel. The energy sector provides power to a population of 12.99
By Meredith Danberg-Ficarelli Central Policy Issue How can the city of São Paulo adapt its public transit system to changing climate conditions, while reducing the
Climate Change and Cities (ARC3) is a Cambridge University Press publication that grows out of two years of collaborative efforts of a multidisciplinary team of
Climate Change and Cities (ARC3) is a Cambridge University Press publication that grows out of two years of collaborative efforts of a multidisciplinary team of
In developing-county cities, demand far exceeds supply. The following video footage, courtesy of the World Bank, Water and Sanitation Program, shows the people of Delhi
In developing-country cities 1 billion people live in informal settlements and 2 billion are expected to live in informal settlements by 2030. Dharavi in Mumbai
Some initial ideas about institutionalizing Climate and Cities are presented here. This global four-track policy-advisory facility for city-climate-risk management focuses on integrating climate science into