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- How AI can help the world prepare for climate adaptation
Using AI for early-warning systems and predictive modelling of climate events will help stakeholders take a data-driven approach to climate adaptation
- Life-threatening floods and heatwaves: nature and climate stories . . .
This weekly round-up contains the key nature and climate news from the past week Top nature and climate stories: Flooding in India and China; Heatwaves across Europe and the US; COP28 president urges countries to be "brutally honest" about climate action
- AIs role in the climate transition and how it can drive growth
A vision for the future AI presents a unique opportunity to manage the climate crisis and accelerate the transition; in so doing it will drive innovation, growth, and resilience Its ability to enhance, optimize, and reinvent systems, and accelerate discovery and innovation, can help align the global economy with net-zero goals
- How El Niño could impact weather in 2023-2024 - World Economic Forum
El Niño is a natural climate pattern that occurs every few years and can have a significant impact on weather patterns around the world It is important to be aware of the potential impacts of El Niño and to take steps to prepare These impacts can include droughts, floods, wildfires, and health problems
- 40% of critical Amazon rainforest unprotected, and other nature and . . .
There's a 71% chance of La Niña weather conditions developing during September-November, according to the US government's Climate Prediction Center The climate pattern is linked to floods, droughts and an increased chance of Caribbean hurricanes
- 9 ways AI is helping tackle climate change - World Economic Forum
AI tools that predict weather, track icebergs, recycle more waste and find plastic in the ocean are helping to combat climate change Here are 9 examples
- Climate crisis and the environment – top news this week | World . . .
The IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Center (ICPAC) says that below average rainfall is expected over the next three months, which is normally the region's rainy season Image: ICPAC In the most severely affected areas, drought conditions are worse than in 2010-2011 when hundreds of thousands of people died, according to ICPAC
- Why El Niño and global warming could make for a turbulent winter
Add to this higher-than-ever ocean temperatures as a result of global warming, and a winter of extreme weather may be looming, particularly in the US, according to a new forecast from the Climate Prediction Center at the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
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