U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit

Observed increases in the amount of precipitation falling in very heavy events (defined as the heaviest one percent of all daily events) from 1958 to 2012 for each region of the United States. ...

The water cycle involves the continuous circulation of water through different parts of the Earth system. Click the image for a larger view to read descriptions of each of the ten processes illustrate ...

Planning drawing for the new roadway in Colorado. Source : . On Solid Ground: River and Climate Science Builds Better Roads (video). Image credit: Still image from visualization by Ned G ...

A damaged roadway after flooding in Colorado. Image credit: Shahn Sederberg, Colorado Department of Transportation. Page/s that contain this image : . Rebuilding Roads to Maximize Resili ...

Hydrograph . Scientist David Yates, from the National Center for Atmospheric Science, displays a hydrograph. Source : . Water for Denver: Planning for a Changing Climate (video). ...

Denver skyline. Source : . Water for Denver: Planning for a Changing Climate (video). Image Credit: Still image from video footage by Visit Denver. Page/s that contain this image ...

Observed spring temperature increases in the Denver area. Source : . Water for Denver: Planning for a Changing Climate (video). Image credit: Still image from visualization by Ned Gardin ...

Construction at the Woodward site. Source : . Building Smart, Down by the Riverside (video). Image credit: Still image from video footage by Kurt Mann. Page/s that contain this im ...

Flooding in Fort Collins. Source : . Tools for Flood Resilience: Lessons from Fort Collins (video). Image credit: Still image from video footage by Kurt Mann. Page/s that contain ...

Duration : 3:19 Issuing Agency : . U. S. Climate Resilience Toolkit. Page/s that contain this video : . Rebuilding Roads to Maximize Resilience. ...