How Climate Change Affects Communities and Biodiversity—and What to Do About It
Pew resources on science, resilience, and adaptation include expert interviews, analyses, policy ideas, and more
The warming climate presents challenges worldwide—such as rising seas, more extreme weather events, and biodiversity loss—that the global community must confront urgently. Government policies that reduce greenhouse gas emissions are critical to this effort, including measures that leverage the power of nature to both support the sequestration of carbon and build ecosystems’ resilience.
At Pew, we’re focused on advancing policies that use nature-based solutions for their multitude of climate benefits, from protecting coastal wetlands and preparing communities for severe flooding events to enhancing biodiversity—all of which will help our ocean, land, and people better withstand and adapt to climate change.
This page features experts, analyses, and research from across Pew’s numerous projects that touch on climate change.
'Blue Carbon': An Ally in Fighting Climate Change
Resources on international and U.S. research, policy, and protocols to protect coastal wetlands and measure the carbon they capture
Ocean, People, Planet
There is only one ocean, essential to the life of everyone on Earth—and it faces perils like never before
