Not exact matches
Dr. Keener coordinates an interdisciplinary team of social and physical scientists that aims to reduce Pacific Island communities vulnerability to
climate change by translating academic research into actionable knowledge for a variety of stakeholders at the
local, state, and regional level — especially
regarding the management of fresh water resources.
Provide leadership to state and
local governments, community leaders, healthcare professionals, nongovernmental organizations, the faith - based communities, the private sector and the public, domestically and internationally,
regarding health protection from
climate change effects.
The objectives of this Handbook are to help raise awareness among
local stakeholders
regarding climate finance and its potential in the built environment, given the important role that this sector has to play in
climate change mitigation.
Private and public sector organizations face significant obstacles to adaptation: uncertainty
regarding future
climate change at regional and
local scales; uncertainty
regarding the future frequency of extreme weather events; and uncertainty
regarding the ecological, economic and other impacts of
climate change.
Climate variability and
change is increasingly becoming a factor in
local government decisions
regarding infrastructure, and the common interest in this
regard varies from location to location.