The study, authored by Benedetta Sestito (IVM) and colleagues, presents the first dynamic heat vulnerability assessment for Europe, incorporating spatial and temporal dimensions through ordinary least squares regression.
The event brought together around 400 climate enthusiasts for two days of collaborative learning and knowledge exchange.
In a paper published in the “Environmental Research: Climate” journal, Ted Buskop e colleagues propose a method to select more impact-relevant scenarios by determining regionally relevant climatic impact drivers and clustering global climate models on their projected changes in these drivers.
Though an online round of introduction, the CLIMAAX regions have shared their climate risk assessment experiences and ambitious plans for the future.
Lessons learned and knowledge gaps in climate risk insurance modeling literature.
The CLIMAAX consortium is proud to announce that all the 32 Regions selected by the first Open Call started the execution of own Climate Risk Assessment.
On November 15, Marta Ellena (CMCC) gave insights from the project in a side event of this year’s Conference of the Parties.
As far as the second Open Call for Regions and Communities closed, the first insights are now available.
Recordings and slide decks of the webinars conceived to support Regions and Communities selected by the first FSTP Open Call in the execution of their Climate Risk Assessments are now available.