Canada

Due North, is an assessment of the costs of climate change to infrastructure across all of Northern Canada.

This report documents a study on the combined direct and indirect costs of climate change in Canada, integrating economy-wide macroeconomic analysis with bottom-up studies, including those from previous Costs of climate change reports.

The Resilience Pathways Report aims to better understand the disaster and climate risk interactions with socioeconomic development in British Columbia and to identify gaps, challenges, and recommendations for a resilient path forward.

The 2021/2022 edition of the Interconnected Disaster Risks report analyses 10 disasters from around the world which were selected for their notoriety and representation of a larger global issue that has changed or will change lives across the world.

This project, which develops and operationalizes a streamflow forecasting system for the Yukon River and several of its tributary rivers, will inform future research to operation improvements for a nationally coordinated flood forecast system.

This report provides a summary of findings from a targeted survey in December 2020 to map out and outline ongoing efforts and needs in the space of climate adaptation and resilience for buildings, with particular focus on building codes and standards.

NERC’s 2022 Summer Reliability Assessment identifies, assesses, and reports on areas of concern regarding the reliability of the North American bulk power system for the upcoming summer season, while also presenting electricity demand and supply changes.

This contributing paper examines the complexity and challenges associated with climate change and systemic risks, presents some systemic frameworks of mental health determinants, and provides an overview of the types of psychosocial impacts of disasters