U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit

X database , ERIT takes a deep dive on issues that affect the Midwest—including extreme heat, flooding, algal blooms, air pollution, and the spread of vectors—and provides case studies from communitie ...

of soil particles down and from sloping land, reducing soil productivity and degrading water quality. Soil erosion thins and can completely remove topsoil, the soil layer richest in organic matter an ...

without having to download the data. Available datsets include air temperature, heat flux, precipitation, runoff, soil moisture, streamflow, surface temperature, and water storage. Users must registe ...

how to use these maps to engage your community—and hear a professional share examples of using flood exposure maps to help stakeholders understand local flood risk and improve coastal resilience. Ale ...

tool brings together real-time water levels, 48-hour forecasts of water levels, and historic flooding information into one online tool to help decision makers and coastal residents understand both sho ...

municipalities may need to invest in new infrastructure to protect human health and water quality. The EPA estimates that the cost of adapting urban stormwater systems to handle more intense and freq ...

reaches the ground through the year—combined with information about wind, temperature, precipitation, and other factors—can access this information. Solar energy's potential. Small business owners ac ...

impact Shaktoolik in many ways, but this plan focuses on the two most compelling threats: flooding and erosion.”. Working the plan. In their adaptation plan, the community adopted nine initiatives tha ...

meet the challenges of extreme weather events, changing growing seasons, and variation in precipitation, the Cornell Climate Smart Farming program has developed a variety of free, on-line decision-ma ...

identified critical thresholds for key weather- and climate-related concerns such as flooding, tornadoes, ice storms, and extreme heat events. During the second workshop, the NOAA project team present ...