Economic growth is at the core of all countries' economic policies. In order to ensure the
continuity of the targeted economic growth, the use of energy needs to be increased day by …

Climate change is being felt with increasing force and frequency, not only due to extreme
weather events, but also due to the number of people who are forced to abandon their …

Inclusive, participatory governance is a key enabler of effective responses to natural hazard
risks exacerbated by climate change. This paper describes a community-level co-design …

We investigate the impact of an environmental award in a Betrand duopoly with green
consumers considering a three stage game. First, the regulator designs the environmental …

Climate change is one of the largest challenges facing organisations worldwide. While more
is known about different ways to tackle greenhouse gas reductions across organisations …

The impacts from climate change flow-on and propagate across interconnected human and
biophysical systems. These cascading impacts pose a unique and unprecedented …

This chapter aims to provide different elements to approaching forced internal climate
mobilities. We expose the extent of the phenomenon at a global as well as a Mexican level …

The global expansion of wind energy requires robust and meaningful geographic
information about its locations. Studies have shown how enriched global data on wind …

Extreme rainfall can lead to (flash) flooding which can cause high impacts on society. It has
been shown recently that the intensity and likelihood of extreme rainfall can be increased if it …

The IPCC conclusions are clear: the situation is dire, and the window of opportunity to keep
a hospitable climate is narrowing. Current systems of global governance are showing their …