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Mongolian herders need aid to weather second big freeze - Red Cross

Extreme weather – Feb 16, 2017

Setevdorj Myagmartsogt smokes a cigarette outside his tent-like ger home, which is heated by coal burning stove, in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia January 29, 2017.

Treating droughts like hurricanes would aid vulnerable areas - researchers

Drought – Mar 9, 2017

In this 2014 file photo, the shadow of a hand is seen on the cracked ground of Jaguary dam during a long drought period that hit the state of Sao Paulo in Braganca Paulista, 100 km from Sao Paulo.

From spring’s start to sea heat, data tells tale of climate action

Data analysis – Mar 14, 2017

In this 2012 file photo, a yellowhammer bird sits on a tree branch in a forest near the village of Skarodnoe, southwest of Minsk.

Doctors must check weather forecasts to stop epidemics in their tracks

Extreme weather – Apr 6, 2017

In this 2013 file photo, a Turkana man looks in the direction of Lake Turkana as he wakes up at dawn under a mosquito net, at a fishing camp some kilometres from Todonyang near the Kenya-Ethiopia border in northwestern Kenya.

FACTBOX: Some like it hot, but heat can be fatal

Heat – Apr 12, 2017

Children take a dip in a container outfitted as a swimming pool, to cool off from the intense heat, in Manila April 11, 2016.

As droughts worsen, phones and radios lead way to water for Niger's herders

Drought – May 9, 2017

A young herder poses for a photo at a meeting to discuss climate forecasts in Tillabery, Niger, on April 18, 2017.

Water companies need to be resilient and prepare for a drought

Drought – May 9, 2017

via The Telegraph

"When the cat catches the sun": Translated forecasts aim to aid Africa's farmers

Communication – May 9, 2017

In this 2009 file photo, Juliana Dabire, a cotton farmer, carries twigs from her field to make organic fertiliser near Gora village, 265 km (165 miles) southeast of Bobo Dioulasso, Burkina Faso.

NYC creates climate change roadmap for builders: Plan for rising seas

Environment – May 9, 2017

via Inside Climate News

Data drive to help farmers cope with climate change via their smartphones

Communication – May 15, 2017

An Egyptian farmer Hussien Yaser, 54, and members of his family use a threshing machine as they harvest their wheat crop in Qaha, El-Kalubia governorate, northeast of Cairo, Egypt May 5, 2016.

Kenya’s drought masks a deeper problem with livestock feed

Drought – May 17, 2017

via International Center for Tropical Agriculture (CIAT)

Preparing London for Change: Resilience and Place Making

Event

Aug 12, 2017

10:51 UTC

London, United Kingdom

Early warning systems still missing in 100 countries, U.N. says

Disaster prevention – May 24, 2017

A woman carrying her baby walks past fallen trees in Tanna March 18, 2015.

From floods to fires, Russia sees stronger climate impacts - but efforts to adapt lag

Climate change – Jun 8, 2017

A man sits on the rooftop of a building in the flooded village of Levokumka in the southern region of Stavropol, Russia, May 26, 2017.

New forecast tool gives countries edge against desert locust invasions

Communication – Jun 14, 2017

A swarm of locusts fly near Kmehin in Israel's Negev desert in this 2013 archive photo.

Bootcamps, internships train 'climate champions' in Uganda

Environment & Sustainability – Jun 26, 2017

Women at work on Geoffrey Mabirizi’s farm in Masaka, Uganda, June 24, 2017.

Drought-hit Ethiopia moves to protect its dwindling forests

Deforestation – Jul 4, 2017

An emaciated cow walks in an open field in Gelcha village, one of the drought stricken areas of Oromia region, in Ethiopia, April 28, 2016.

Defying Drought

Drought – Jul 5, 2017

In this 2014 file photo, the shadow of a hand is seen on the cracked ground of Jaguary dam during a long drought period that hit the state of Sao Paulo in Braganca Paulista, 100 km from Sao Paulo.

Climate change may turn Africa's arid Sahel green - researchers

Climate change – Jul 5, 2017

In this 2008 file photo, a girl walks on top of a dune near Ouled Said ksar, a fortified village on the outskirts of the oasis town of Timimoun, about 1,200 km (745 miles) south of Algiers.

This map shows which part of the U.S. will suffer most from climate change

Disaster risk assessment – Jul 4, 2017

via Fast Company