The best Climate Adaptation newsletters

A knowledgebase of research summaries, case studies and practice evidence on urban landscapes, green infrastructure and nature-based solutions, mostly Australian. Each entry gives a structured summary with key findings drawn from opinion columns, white papers and reports by the Landscape Foundation of Australia and its partners.

Shady Attia, a researcher on sustainable buildings and cities, shares posts on Sino-European academic cooperation, becoming a journal editor, and field research on urban heat islands and heat stress in Brussels. Readers get a mix of personal reflection, practical academic career advice and summaries of his group's measurements.

The Water MBA is a digital business school for water professionals, with newsletter issues covering desalination post-treatment engineering, flood risk and climate resilience, and AI tools connected to its knowledge hub. The writing is personal and community-oriented, mixing technical notes with sponsor promotion and course sales pitches.

Sprout Climate is a Toronto-based organization that shares research and webinars on how community and climate groups can use data, storytelling and collaboration to respond to climate impacts. Its newsletter covers projects like the ClimateLens study of online climate anxiety, lessons from community resilience webinars, and updates on the organization's direction.

This newsletter announces local climate events in and around Heidelberg, including an exhibition on hope, a screening of the documentary Das Gewicht der Welt, and a regional climate conference in Sinsheim. Each issue is a short promotional notice with event details and sign-up information rather than analysis.