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State Hazard Mitigation Plans & Climate Change: Rating the States 2019 Update

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Adaptation Phase:

Evaluation

Sector Addressed:

Disaster Risk Management

Policy

Lower Manhattan Climate Resilience Study

Sector Addressed:

Disaster Risk Management

Land Use Planning

Policy

Dynamic flood modeling essential to assess the coastal impacts of climate change

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Sector Addressed:

Disaster Risk Management

Research

CLIMATE RESILIENCE: DOD Needs to Assess Risk and Provide Guidance on Use of Climate Projections in Installation Master Plans and Facilities Designs

Sector Addressed:

Policy

Bridging climate science, law, and policy to advance coastal adaptation planning

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Sector Addressed:

Disaster Risk Management

Economics

Policy

Research

Scorched: Extreme Heat and Real Estate

Sector Addressed:

Land Use Planning

Landscape Architecture

Policy

Public Health

Transportation / Infrastructure

Other

Climate Change Adaptation Planning Manual For Coastal Alaskans and Marine-Dependent Communities

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Sector Addressed:

Culture/communities

Disaster Risk Management

Adaptation Toolkit: Sea Level Rise and Coastal Land Use

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Sector Addressed:

Disaster Risk Management

Land Use Planning

Chronic Nutrient Enrichment Increases the Density and Biomass of the Mudsnail, Nassarius obsoletus

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Regional Resilience Toolkit: 5 Steps to Build Large-Scale Resilience to Natural Disasters

Sector Addressed:

Disaster Risk Management

Using a Riparian Corridor Index to Prioritize Climate Migration Routes in the Pacific Northwest

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Adaptation Phase:

Assessment

Sector Addressed:

Conservation / Restoration

Land Use Planning

Research

Summary:

The Pacific Northwest (PNW) region is characterized by wet, mild winters and warm, dry summers. It lies within a climate gradient in which the southern end of the region experiences the greatest seasonal variation (i.e. coldest/wettest winters and hottest/driest summers). It is divided by the Cascade Mountain Range that runs north-south from Washington to Oregon.

Integrated Climate Action for BC Communities Initiative Survey 1: Summary Report

Adaptation Phase:

Evaluation

Sector Addressed:

Culture/communities

Land Use Planning

Policy

Research

Rural / Indigenous Livelihoods

Texas Fish and Game in a Changing Climate

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Sector Addressed:

Tourism / Recreation

Wildlife

Using Climate Forecasts to Save Money and Protect Human Health

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Sector Addressed:

Culture/communities

Changing Climate Patterns, Changing Flows, Changing Minds: restoration of mangroves and hydrological flows

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Sector Addressed:

Conservation / Restoration

A multi-actor alliance to reduce the risks of cascading hazards in Sian Ka'an.

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Sector Addressed:

Conservation / Restoration

Disaster Risk Management

How to regrow corals along the Riviera Maya – insights from Project Mexico

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Sector Addressed:

Conservation / Restoration

Equitable Adaptation: Building climate change adaptation capacity for Make the Road NY and Central Queens

Sector Addressed:

Climate Justice

Culture/communities

Development (socioeconomic)

Humboldt Bay Eelgrass Comprehensive Management Plan

Sector Addressed:

Conservation / Restoration

The San Francisco Bay Living Shorelines: Nearshore Linkages Project

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Sector Addressed:

Conservation / Restoration

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