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2026 National Academies Report: Climate Attribution Is Faster, but Critical Gaps Remain
Executive Summary A 2026 National Academies consensus report finds that extreme event attribution has advanced substantially over the past decade, enabling scientists to study more types of extreme...
ClimaTwin Named Climate Technology Company of the Year in the 2026 Corporate LiveWire Innovation & Excellence Awards
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ClimaTwin has been named Climate Technology Company of the Year in the Corporate LiveWire Innovation & Excellence Awards 2026. Corporate LiveWire said its judging panel...
National Academies Calls For Two-Part U.S. Drought Assessment Framework
Executive Summary The National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine’s 2026 report, Improving Future U.S. Drought Assessment, calls for a new national drought assessment framework that...
Six Takeaways From The New Push To Make Credit Risk Frameworks Climate-Ready
Executive Summary A June 22, 2026, Green Central Banking article spotlights a new Cambridge report arguing that credit risk frameworks must respond to rising physical climate damage because current...
9 Days, 1,000+ Events, 1 City: London Climate Action Week 2026 Expands Climate Action Between COPs
Executive Summary London Climate Action Week 2026 is running from June 20 to June 28 across London, positioning itself as one of the world’s largest independent climate events and a key convening...
1900-2021 Tide-Gauge Study Shows Coastal Land Shifts Can Make Local Sea-Level Rise Faster Than Expected
Executive Summary A new Nature Geoscience study argues that coastal land does not simply rise or sink at a steady pace, and that this matters because local sea-level change is measured relative to...
31 Inches Of Rain And 50-Year-Old Pipes: Why Wetter Storms Are Rewriting Hurricane Resilience
Executive Summary ASCE’s May 29, 2026, article makes a narrow but important point as the Atlantic hurricane season opens: even if this year’s seasonal outlook is below normal, infrastructure risk is...
Six Takeaways From Cambridge’s New Resilience-Adjusted Credit Risk Report
Executive Summary The University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership published a 26 May 2026 report from its Banking Environment Initiative proposing Resilience-Adjusted Credit Risk...
Five Takeaways From J.P. Morgan’s New Climate Tipping Points Report
"Climate tipping points are no longer a scientific debate; they are a financial problem." Executive Summary J.P. Morgan has brought climate tipping points into the mainstream financial risk...
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