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  • Climate Science
  • Environmental Planning
  • Risk Assessment

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  • Climate change poses significant risks to communities and infrastructure.
  • Effective climate resilience planning requires accessible and actionable data.
  • Existing climate information is often not tailored for local decision-making.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To provide practitioners with climate change risk information at relevant spatial and temporal scales.
  • To empower local stakeholders to take action and build resilience.
  • To integrate authoritative climate data into an accessible, interactive tool.

Main Methods:

  • Development of the Climate Explorer (CE) tool within the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit (CRT).
  • Visualization of decade-by-decade climate changes and end-of-century projections.
  • Integration with the U.S. Global Change Research Program's National Climate Assessment (NCA) for seamless data access.
  • Alignment with user-defined thresholds for assessing potential impacts on valued assets.

Main Results:

  • CE enables decision-makers to visualize projected climate changes at the county level.
  • Users can assess how future climate conditions may impact critical assets.
  • The tool facilitates the transition from static reports to dynamic, customizable data exploration.
  • Consistent climate data is provided through collaboration among U.S. Global Change Research Program federal agencies.

Conclusions:

  • The Climate Explorer enhances community preparedness for climate-related hazards.
  • Accessible and interactive climate data supports informed decision-making for resilience.
  • The integration with NCA provides a more comprehensive understanding of climate risks.
  • The CRT and CE are valuable resources for governmental entities, NGOs, businesses, and individuals.