Summary: Access Federal Highway Administration tools and publications for improving resilience to extreme weather events and future environmental conditions.

Hot, dry and windy weather helped create the conditions needed for wildfires to explode in northern and southern California in November 2018. 

Summary: Increases in extreme precipitation events, changes in growing seasons, and warming temperatures impact the people, ecosystems, and infrastructure of the Great Lakes region—and the lakes themselves. Given its energy-intensive economy, the region has the potential to reduce emissions that cause climate change and adapt to the impacts already being experienced.

Corals reefs face double threats from rising atmospheric carbon dioxide: severe heat stress and ocean acidification. NOAA researchers have produced maps of future changes in both threats to allow managers to identify the most vulnerable reefs. 

Summary: This network is a source of information and training for planning and management tools for coastal ecosystem-based management (EBM).

The east-central equatorial Pacific is warmer than average, but El Niño hasn’t arrived quite yet. What’s the ENSO latest?

Summary: This interactive resource helps decision makers create an integrated package of information about climate change tailored specifically to their community and their needs.

Find the station ID of a nearby airport weather station and produce windroses showing the range of wind speed and direction measured for any time during the station's period of record. Note that versi ...

Summary: This feasibility and energy performance analysis tool can help decision makers assess the potential for incorporating renewable energy.

Ko Barrett, a Vice Chair of the IPCC, answers questions about the group's recent special report on what 1.5°C of global warming will mean for people, ecosystems, and economies.