Playing against climate risk
A climate scientist at MIT is using games to help coastal communities develop creative ways to adapt to climate change. The project uses a board game to introduce people to an app that offers solutions based on local conditions. The work is part of a larger effort to improve agricultural resilience in the face of climate stress.
A team led by MIT researcher Sai Ravela created a game to help communities understand and respond to climate risks. The game is part of a project that uses local climate data to develop tailored solutions for agriculture and environmental challenges.
The project helps communities better prepare for climate impacts by making complex data more accessible and engaging. It supports sustainable farming and resilience in areas vulnerable to extreme weather.
The approach uses simple, interactive tools to empower people with knowledge and solutions, showing how innovation can support community-driven climate action.
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