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The Fifth National Climate Assessment documents observed and projected vulnerabilities, risks, and impacts associated with climate change across the United States and provides examples of response actions underway in many communities.
The National Research Council, the operating arm of the National Academy of Sciences and the National Academy of Engineering, has issued numerous reports on the causes of and potential responses to climate change.
The Fifth National Climate Assessment (NCA5) development process is designed to be transparent and inclusive, offering multiple opportunities for public participation. As in previous assessments, NCA5 offered public calls for authors and for input on other key aspects of its development.
1 lis 2023 · In this study, we estimate damages for nine climate impact sectors within the contiguous United States (US) using downscaled climate projections from six global climate models, at integer...
Scenarios are descriptions of how conditions may develop over time based on clear and consistent assumptions about key drivers of change. 1 For example, scenarios can describe future emissions, population, energy, and land use to answer questions such as How much more greenhouse gases will humans emit? How will populations grow or move?
This congressionally-mandated assessment report aims to provide Americans with access to practical, usable information on how climate change affects them, and has the potential to inform policy at local, regional, and national scales.
14 lis 2023 · To equip Americans with the best available science and understanding of climate change impacts in the United States, President Biden is today announcing the release of the Fifth National...
