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The 101 pages that link to Climate change adaptation, each with the reason it gives.

• Managed retreatNarrower topic: Managed retreat is a climate adaptation option when other adjustments cannot sufficiently reduce risk.

• Climate financeNarrower topic: Adaptation finance funds measures that limit vulnerability and climate-related losses.

• Passive coolingNarrower topic: Passive cooling can help buildings cope with rising temperatures and power disruptions.

• Climate change and fisheriesNarrower topic: Fisheries adaptation includes changing rules, livelihoods, and infrastructure as conditions shift.

• Climate communicationNarrower topic: Communication helps people understand local risks and coordinate choices that reduce harm.

• Climate change and forestsNarrower topic: Forest managers use adaptation to maintain ecological functions under changing conditions.

• Climate change in IndonesiaNarrower topic: Indonesian adaptation includes preparing agriculture, cities, coasts, and disaster services for changing hazards.

• Climate change in BrazilNarrower topic: Brazilian adaptation includes preparing cities, agriculture, water systems, and communities for changing risks.

• Climate change in CanadaNarrower topic: Adaptation addresses unavoidable effects on Canadian communities and ecosystems.

• Climate change in EuropeNarrower topic: Adaptation addresses unavoidable European impacts through measures such as heat plans and flood protection.

• Climate change in IndiaNarrower topic: Indian planning increasingly uses adaptation to address unavoidable regional impacts.

• Climate change in JapanNarrower topic: Japan uses adaptation planning to prepare infrastructure, communities, and ecosystems for climate hazards.

• Climate change in the Middle East and North AfricaNarrower topic: Adaptation measures address heat, water shortages, and coastal risks across the region.

• Effects of climate change on small island countriesNarrower topic: Island plans combine infrastructure, ecosystem protection, preparedness, and changes in development.