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Average amount of carbon stored in all terrestrial ecosystems in the conterminous United States in 2005 as estimated by a national assessment of carbon stocks and sequestration capacity performed by t ...
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A man harvests oysters in Yaquina Bay, Oregon. Source : . National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA). Page/s that contain this image : . Protecting and Enhancing ...
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Coral reef at the Palmyra Atoll National Wildlife Refuge. Source : . U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service National Digital Library. Image Credit: Jim Maragos. Page/s that contain this ...
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Beetle-killed trees (reddish brown) near Granby, Colorado. Various types of bark beetles are native to western forests, and tree density plays a significant role in the insects' spread. But climate ch ...
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Changes in precipitation, temperature, and evaporation rates due to rising carbon dioxide concentrations are projected to increase surface water supplies in most Eastern watersheds (shades of blue) bu ...
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Increasing infrastructure losses in California since the 1960s are due to many factors, including population growth, forest management policies, and building decisions, but also because of climate fac ...
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Selected examples of impacts to biodiversity, ecosystems, and ecosystem services that are linked to climate change throughout the United States. Source : . Fourth National Climate Assess ...
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The combination of dominant tree species in Eastern forests will likely change in the future. Some iconic forest types, including spruce/fir and maple/beech/birch, may shrink significantly or disappea ...
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Ecosystems provide a suite of valuable services on which humans depend for food, economic activities, inspiration, and enjoyment. Source : . Climate Change Impacts in the United States: ...
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Water in the streets during a high-tide event on a sunny day in Charleston, South Carolina. Source : . NOAA Tides and Currents. Public domain image by NOAA. Page/s that contain th ...