Climate adaptation in action: From disaster prevention to resilience in face of extreme weather

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7月丹娜絲颱風農損近16億元,文旦柚子損失最多。(圖片來源:台南市政府)

Typhoon Danas in July caused nearly TWD 1.6 billion in agricultural losses, devastating pomelo orchards. (Photo: Tainan City Government)

Each year could now be the coolest summer of our lifetime. With global average temperature surpassing the 1.5°C threshold in 2024, extreme weather is expected to grow more frequent and severe. This series, “Climate adaptation in focus,” explores Taiwan’s policy pathways and challenges in climate adaptation, while also highlighting how businesses can leverage weather data to manage risks and capture new opportunities.  

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