Image Case Studies DroughtXWater Infrastructure – WastewaterXFrom Options DatabaseX 1 - 3 of 3 results for Case Studies & Action Plans View Map Results Sort by Publication DateTitle Search for Case Studies Hazards Air Pollution Changing Seasons Drought Erosion – Coastal Extreme Cold Extreme Heat Fire (Wildfire) Flooding – Coastal Flooding – General Flooding – Rainfall-induced Landslides Multiple or All Hazards Severe Winter Weather Vector-Borne Disease Water Pollution Wind Assets Agriculture and Food Supply Aquatic and Marine Resources Critical Facilities Cultural and Community Services Economy Energy and Utilities Forestry Multiple or All Assets Natural Areas and Wildlife People Property Transportation and Mobility Urban Landscape and Tree Canopy Water Infrastructure – Drinking Water Water Infrastructure – General Water Infrastructure – Stormwater Water Infrastructure – Wastewater Regions Midwest Southeast Southwest Action Types Adaptive Capacity of Buildings Armoring, Harden, Retrofits, and Revetments Building Codes Community Engagement Data Collection, Analysis, Research, Assess Vulnerability & Risk Design Early warning Economic Development Education and Outreach Emergency Management Financing & Incentives Flood Barriers, Dams, and Levees Governance Capacity Building Land Use Practice Low Impact Development (LID) Monitoring, Inspection and Maintenance Nature-Based and Green Solutions Partnerships Planning Prescribed Fire & Fuel Management Public Health Resilience Hubs Retreat Workforce, Staffing, Training Action Plans From Options Database Clear all filters Image The California Governor's Office of Emergency Services Statewide Summary Report: California's Fourth Climate Change Assessment Image Top: Buildings at Old Town (Unsplash, Ryan Ledbetter, 2021) Bottom, from left to right: Electric bus (DASH), construction, bikes and trolleys (City of Alexandria), and rooftop solar installation (Unsplash, Bill Mead, 2022) City of Alexandria, Virginia Energy & Climate Change Action Plan Image Ann Hilton Fisher Climate Action Plan for the Chicago Region
