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Climate Change Adaptation in Mountains

Mountains are highly vulnerable to climate change. They also provide numerous essential services. This theme explores how mountains and mountain communities can be made more resilient.

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Adaptation Without Borders – Indirect Impacts of Climate Change

Climate change – and adaptation to it – will occur in a globalized, hyper-connected world.

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