All of the above, I found joining industry related associations and attending conferences the best way to stay informed and volunteer my time to raise awareness for these issues.

Great tips so far - I would add the following: - Peer group exchange: Regularily engaging in discussions with peers allows for sharing practical experiences to climate challenges, fostering mutual learning, collaboration and managing the feeling of overwhelm. - Subscribe to inspiring newsletters and social media channels of organisations or individuals: Quick insights from social media platforms can provide real-time updates and diverse perspectives on climate adaptation, enabling access to a broad spectrum of global insights and initiatives. Interesting approaches can be researched further to gain not only a wide but also deep understanding of potential solutions.

All of these are great options. Additionally discussions with experts from academia and industry and most importantly an open mind will help.

In the dynamic field of environmental engineering, climate adaptation advances are revolutionizing the way we work. To remain effective and drive meaningful change, it's essential to stay informed about the latest developments. Investing in your knowledge is key to unlocking a sustainable future. How to supercharge your learning: - Attend industry conferences and workshops to engage with leading experts - Subscribe to top environmental engineering journals to stay current with the latest research - Join professional associations to access resources, training, and networking opportunities - Leverage online resources to stay up-to-date on the latest climate adaptation advances - Collaborate with colleagues and experts to share knowledge

All the above points are great. But engagement with experts and visiting places affected by climate change will make someone well informed and will encourage the climate change ambassadors to-do more on finding solutions.