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participate in research

Opportunities for members of the public, professionals, and other stakeholders to contribute their knowledge, experiences, and perspectives to ongoing research on climate extremes and adaptation.

Urban adaptation to climate extremes

This study examines how cities can adapt to climate extremes, including extreme temperatures, floods, droughts, and wildfires, while considering potential impacts on public health.

 

Contribute by sharing their experiences of climate extremes or their professional knowledge of climate adaptation through meetings and survey rounds

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Swedish Center for Impacts of Climate Extremes
Svenskt centrum för extrema klimathändelser 🖈Visiting address: Geocentrum,  Uppsala University, Villavägen 16,  Uppsala, Sweden

Climes has received funding from the Swedish Research Council Vetenskapsrådet under grant no. 2022-06599.