• A relational turn in climate change adaptation: Evidence from urban nature-based solutions 

  Goodwin, S.; Olazabal, M.; Castro, A.J.; Pascual, U. (Ambio, 2024-01-01)

  The emergence of nature-based solutions (NbS) in science, policy, and practice signals a paradigmatic shift in urban climate change adaptation, yet empirical investigations into its impact on adaptation definitions and ...
• What is limiting how we imagine climate change adaptation? 

  Olazabal, M.; Amorim-Maia, A.T.; Alda-Vidal, C.; Goodwin, S. (Current Opinion in Environmental Sustainability, 2024-12-01)

  Imaginaries of adaptation are currently dominated by technocratic, homogenous, top-down approaches that hinder sustainable, just, and effective adaptation worldwide. We have identified three practices that contribute to ...
• Localising The Global Goal on Adaptation through intersectional thinking 

  Amorim-Maia, A.T.; Olazabal, M. (Cities, 2024-11-01)

  This viewpoint explores how intersectional thinking can help localise the Global Goal on Adaptation (GGA) to promote equity and justice in climate adaptation. Localising the GGA is essential for translating global objectives ...
• Adapting to climate change: the ultimate challenge for the next half-century of local government? 

  Eckersley, P.; Olazabal, M. (Local Government Studies, 2024-01-01)

  Climate change will have a disproportionate and asymmetric impact on cities and urban areas, and some of their most vulnerable residents will be at particular risk. Studies have found that some municipalities have done far ...

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