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Disaster Planning. Integrating the concept of resilience into disaster planning can help communities prepare for a range of hazards. After a disaster, communities can rebuild with a greater level of r ...
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Buildings and Structures. The increased frequency of some extreme weather events and expected changes in "everyday" climate conditions may present a challenge to older buildings and infrastructure. Bo ...
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Fisheries and Coastal Communities. Marine fisheries and the fishing communities they support are at high risk from climate-driven changes in marine ecosystems. Fisheries management can incorporate cli ...
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Aquaculture Aquaculture . Half of the global supply of seafood for human consumption comes from aquaculture. The unique circumstances of some aquaculture operations provide res ...
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Habitat Habitat . Coral reefs, estuaries, and kelp forests provide shelter and feeding grounds for fisheries. Climate-informed management practices may increase the resilience ...
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Living Marine Resources. Climate-related impacts are only one of the threats to our nation's living marine resources. Fisheries and tourism—and the economies of communities supported by these sectors— ...
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Ocean Conditions. The atmosphere's increasing abundance of carbon dioxide is increasing the acidity of ocean waters, and the ocean's net accumulation of heat energy is increasing water temperatures. C ...
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Energy Consumption. Warming is projected for all parts of the United States throughout the 21st century. The combination of hotter summers and milder winters will result in a net increase in energy co ...
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Energy Production. Energy production is experiencing a transformation driven by technology, markets, and policies that will change the system's vulnerabilities to extreme weather and climate hazards. ...
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Energy Facilities. Coastal energy infrastructure is increasingly threatened by rising sea levels, storm surge, and severe storms. Inland energy infrastructure, especially along rivers, is exposed to t ...