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In the 'Cities and Climate Change' series we are exploring how cities and urban areas are affected by climate change. Besides introducing the challenges cities are facing, our aim is also to discover how cities can be the drivers of change. Therefore, we will also introduce solutions and best practices of enhancing cities’ resilience, too.

Cities and Climate Change is a series of articles, where we are exploring how cities and urban areas are affected by the climate crisis. Besides introducing the challenges cities are facing, our aim is also to discover how cities can be the drivers of change. Therefore, each article will also focus on discovering solutions and best practices of enhancing cities’ resilience, too. In this part, we will take a look at how climate change and its effects are influencing the temperature in urban areas

Cities and Climate Change is a series of articles, where we are exploring how cities and urban areas are affected by the climate crisis. Besides introducing the challenges cities are facing, our aim is also to discover how cities can be the drivers of change. Therefore, each article will also focus on discovering solutions and best practices of enhancing cities’ resilience, too.

The energy crisis has led policymakers to take real steps to encourage forest biomass as an alternative energy source. Recognising the dangers of forest harvesting at scale, CEEweb calls for alternatives that are less costly to our collective futures, and do not threaten irreversible ecological losses.

Have a look at our new workbook aimed toward helping stakeholders in agrarian landscapes to increase resilience and maintain mutually beneficial cooperation between humans and nature.

Setting up a resilience monitoring system would not provide a single indicator showing resilience, but lower and upper boundaries around possible thresholds could be estimated and continuously refined.