Understanding the complex relationship between global crude oil market volatility and
monetary uncertainty motivates the study. Understanding crude oil's volatility is crucial …

Around the world, drinking water systems provide safe, accessible drinking water to the
communities they serve. While they are faced with a growing number of short and long-term …

In the current context of climate and anthropogenic change, assessing the adaptive capacity
of coastal communities, ie, their ability to adapt, navigate and/or recover from the impacts of …

Climate change hazards, including increased temperatures, drought, sea level rise, extreme
precipitation, wildfires, and changes in freeze–thaw cycles, are expected to degrade …

Globally, researchers and policymakers are calling for transformative climate adaptation
(TCA) to fundamentally change the attributes of social, economic, and ecological systems to …

The rural transformation driven by regime shift is obvious around the world, and there is still
insufficient research exploring related effective analytical frameworks and ideas …

Despite the burgeoning literature on adaptive capacity, there is a lack of psychometric
approaches for assessing the determinants of adaptive capacity, particularly in food systems …

Water Infrastructure (WI) is one of the most important sectors of Critical Infrastructure (CI); it
encompasses drinking water, wastewater, and stormwater. The WI is vulnerable to the …

Innovation is championed to enable transformation towards social-ecological resilience in
coastal communities. Yet, innovation in coastal areas is not well understood with limited …

Transformative adaptation (TA) places emphasis on changing the underlying causes of
climate risk. Little is known about how TA can be achieved in practice in southern African …