Climate Adaptation and Resilience Resource Center

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Create a more resilient, climate adaptable community

Climate change disasters have been on the rise, causing damage and increased hardship to communities across the United States. Efforts to combat the impact of climate change by government and corporate entities are being implemented, but more needs to be done.

The resources on this page explain how individuals, local governments, and corporate entities can help their communities adapt to the ever-changing climate and become more resilient. Discover the latest news and data, as well as informational tools, articles, and webpages from trusted organizations.

Natural disasters in 2023 caused $94.9 billion in damages* in the United States.

Have we prepared enough for 2024?

We’ve assembled resources from government organizations and entities such as Federal Emergency Management Agency, Environmental Protection Agency, Climate Mapping for Resilience and Adaptation, Environmental and Energy Study Institute, and the US Department of Homeland Security, to help you learn and prepare for climate adaptation and resilience.

They span a broad list of topics, including guides, tools and additional expert resources to assist with future climate adaptation and resilience strategies.

Read insights and news from our team

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Learn about the rise in hurricane rapid intensification, and Hurricane Beryl, the earliest Category 5 Atlantic hurricane in history.

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Learn about FEMA’s National Resilience Guidance and its core principles for fostering resilience in the face of challenges.

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Earth Day 2024: Tidal Basin Group’s dedication to sustainability and climate resilience. Learn how our disaster recovery services integrate sustainability principles for a resilient future.

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Explore the implications of February 2024 as the Hottest February on Record, highlighting global climate shifts, unprecedented temperatures, and the urgent call for action.

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We are told that global temperature is rising, yet millions nationwide are feeling the Arctic chill from repeated winter storms….

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The White House released the Fifth National Climate Assessment and warned that even though planet-warming pollution in the U.S. is slowly decreasing,…