Climate Change: Making a difference through nuclear technologies

Vol. 56-2

June 2015

Nuclear science can play a significant role in both climate change mitigation and adaptation.

Combating climate change: how nuclear science and technology are making a difference

Amano, Yukiya

Nuclear power forms an important pillar of many countries’ climate change mitigation strategies

Gaspar, Miklos

Trained to adapt: researchers from Pakistan, Mauritius and Afghanistan breed mutant plants to take on a changing climate

Jawerth, Nicole

Greening Kenya’s drylands through climate-smart agriculture

Quevenco, Rodolfo

Climate change adaptation: boosting quinoa production using nuclear techniques

Dixit, Aabha

You can’t change what you can’t measure: understanding greenhouse gas emissions in Costa Rica

Madsen, Michael

A changing world

Using nuclear techniques to investigate the impact of climate change on polar and mountainous regions

Henriques, Sasha

When surging seas meet stronger rain: nuclear techniques in flood management

Quevenco, Rodolfo

Ocean acidification: the little-known impact of CO2 emissions

Madsen, Michael

The nuclear option

The case for using nuclear power to combat climate change

Robert Stone

Does nuclear power really help us fight climate change?

Mikhail Chudakov

Open for applications: IAEA Coordinated Research Activities in 2015

Jawerth, Nicole, John Brittain

Mongolia and IAEA: successful cooperation, renewed focus on cancer care

Dixit, Aabha

Action at sea: transport security exercise conducted off the coast of Sweden

Jawerth, Nicole, Stig Isaksson

Atoms in Industry

Rays of hope for development

Luciana Viegas

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