Climate change adaptation must consider older people

Liming Yao; Shiqi Tan; Chengwei Lv; Nan Wang; 吉田 好邦; Yin Long

doi:10.1038/s41562-026-02402-x

January 29, 2026Nature Human Behaviour

Climate change adaptation must consider older people

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Adapting to climate change is essential for protecting older adults from increased vulnerability, especially in extreme weather conditions.
Evidence indicates that more than 50% of older individuals report being directly affected by climate events, revealing pressing needs for targeted interventions.
Adaptation strategies must focus on older adults, integrating their specific needs into planning and response frameworks to enhance resilience.
Recognizing the unique challenges faced by older populations may improve overall adaptation efficacy and protect community ecosystems.

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Analysis highlights the necessity of incorporating older adults in climate change adaptation efforts, suggesting improved outcomes for vulnerable populations.

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