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AdaptNet (ISSN: 1836-2478) is RMIT University Global Cities Research Institute’s Climate Change Adaptation Program network focused on urban climate change adaptation. It is produced in partnership with Nautilus Institute. This decentralized network creates a set of common knowledge and reference points for participants in the network; it offers information, analysis, and methodology to undertake urban climate change adaptive policy research and analysis. AdaptNet highlights best practice and demonstration projects.  It focuses on cities in Australia and the Asia-Pacific region, but acknowledges the global network of cities.

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AdaptNet Editor: Saleem Janjua, Email: adaptnet@rmit.edu.au

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AdaptNet for 13 February 2007

  1. Fire-Weather Risk and Climate Change: South-East Australia
  2. London’s Transport System Adapts to Climate Change
  3. Climate Changes Adaptations for Sustainable Livelihoods
  4. Adaptation Finance, Aviation Emissions and IATAL
  5. Water Resources in India and Climate Constraints
  6. Adaptation Strategies and the Trade-Offs Approach in Philippines
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AdaptNet for 6 February 2007

  1. Stronger Evidence for Climate Change
  2. Climate’s Long-term Impacts on Metro Boston
  3. Disaster Risk Reduction, Climate Change and Development
  4. Mainstreaming Approach – Mozambique, Vietnam and Tanzania
  5. Climate Change to Hurt Australian Wineries
  6. Canada’s Vulnerable Cities-Strategies for Adaptation
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AdaptNet for 30 January 2007

  1. Managing Climate Variability in the Sydney Region
  2. Climate Proofing in Pacific Islands: Case Studies
  3. Adaptation Measures for Mongolian Livestock: An Evaluation
  4. Water Security and Rural Catchments Planning
  5. GEF-Special Climate Change Fund Finances Adaptation Projects
  6. Human Systems: Adaptive Capacity & Vulnerability
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AdaptNet for 23 January 2007

  1. Health & Urban Environment in Australia
  2. Asia-Pacific: Risk, Adaptation & Sustainability
  3. Mainstreaming Adaptation: Barriers & Opportunities
  4. Guidance on Designing Developments in a Changing Climate
  5. India Leads in Adapting to Climate Change
  6. Indigenous Australians: Climate Change & Health
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AdaptNet for 16 January 2007

  1. Rising Oil Prices & Australian City
  2. Trans-Localism Key to Climate Change Adaptation
  3. Climate Change & Health: Economic Dimensions
  4. Adaptation, Climate Change & International Policy
  5. New Zealand Plans Maximizing Energy Efficiency
  6. Adaptation in Vietnam: Institutional Analysis
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AdaptNet for 12 December 2006

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AdaptNet for 5 December 2006

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