Articles and publications

In 2019 and 2020, Siberia suffered from huge wildfires especially in its northern part which is unusual. This situation is a perfect example of the effect of climate change. Let’s deep inside the Siberian forests!

The major Haiti earthquake 2021 occured only 11 years after the previous one. Learn about how such an event was possible? Is there a link between the two events? How can one estimate the current risk on a site?

The Green Climate Fund is taking the first step to adapt and transform water management infrastructures, processes, and agriculture planning by investing 17.5 million USD in Thailand, post COP 26. Read more to know how.

Since March 2022, more than 1.4 billion people in India and Pakistan have been crushed by heat waves which have been particularly intense and above all extremely long.

Drylands are becoming fragile due to global warming. In many regions, droughts are predicted to increase in frequency and gain in intensity. Hence there is an urgency to reinforce the resilience of drylands.

The summer of 2022 was a record-breaking season, marked by several heatwaves, forest fires and severe drought, foreshadowing alarming meteorological conditions in the near future.

Human activities impact the climate, but can they have an impact on seismicity? The induced seismicity is not limited to already seismically active areas. It can also change our short-term view on the earthquake risk.

Atmospheric rivers will become larger and more severe with climate change. The 2021 events in British-Colombia and on Vancouver port can enlighten us on how infrastructure can adapt to new climate risks.

Le Résumé à l'intention des décideurs présente les principales conclusions de la contribution du Groupe de Travail II au sixième Rapport d'évaluation du GIEC. Nous en publions une traduction non officielle en français.

58% of cities are highly exposed to climate risks. Their resilience journey starts with a better understanding of the risks, which informs a cost-efficiency and qualitative prioritization of adaptation measures.

Phenological stages of plants are linked to climate and therefore to agricultural risks. Knowing this relationship can help with future crop protection: installation, practices, alerts and insurance.

A study by AXA Climate, the InsuResilience Solutions Fund and ETH Zurich to analyze the typhoon risk in Vietnam and to identify the most cost-efficient nature-based solutions for policymakers.

The increase in the risk of spring frost is due to 2 main factors: Crops starting to grow earlier every year and the growing instability of cold polar air masses. We present in this note ways to adapt to this risk.

India is pledged to become energy-independent by 2047. Discover how the unprecedented drop in wind energy potential in recent years across the Indian subcontinent mounts huge risk in the path of this goal

The 2021 Central European Floods rise an alert on the importance to consolidate and update flood risk management plans. The frequency and severity of floods is expected to increase in this region along the 21st century.

Parametric solution that aims to compensate for the loss of revenues for cooperative, agri-holding, and agricultural product transformers that experience lower harvest due to adverse weather conditions.

The year 2020 was the most active Atlantic hurricane season ever on record. Learn more about this active season and how to avoid damages by establishing a comprehensive risk assessment and response framework.

Agricultural yield is not the only way climate change can impact crops. The quality of grapes, fruit trees, and cereal are also affected by many less quantifiable factors. Read what our lead Agronomist has to say.