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Vermont

Vermont is vulnerable to increasing temperatures, floods and droughts, and a shorter winter Vermont’s …

Maryland

Maryland is vulnerable to climate change, presenting risks to people, stressing infrastructure and causing …

Rhode Island

Rhode Island is vulnerable to increasing temperatures, floods and droughts, and coastal flooding Rhode …

Maine

Maine is vulnerable to increasing temperatures, ocean acidification and the spread of Lyme disease …

Massachusetts

Massachusetts is vulnerable to increasing temperatures, floods and droughts, and coastal flooding Massachusetts’s climate …

Delaware

Delaware is vulnerable to increasing temperatures, variable rain patterns, rising sea level, ecosystem loss …

Connecticut

Connecticut is vulnerable to increasing temperatures, floods and droughts, and coastal flooding Connecticut’s climate …

Tennessee

Tennessee is vulnerable to droughts, floods and reduced hydroelectric potential Tennessee’s climate has warmed …

Mississippi

Mississippi is vulnerable to sea level rise, flooding and increasing temperatures - all which …

Oklahoma

Oklahoma is vulnerable to increasing heat, floods, droughts, and wildfires Overall, Oklahoma will become …

Minnesota

Minnesota is vulnerable to floods, higher temperatures, species loss and more Minnesota’s climate is …

New Mexico

New Mexico is vulnerable to increasing heat, melting snowpack, droughts, and wildfires - Native …

South Dakota

South Dakota’s agriculture industry is vulnerable to climate change South Dakota’s climate is already …

North Dakota

North Dakota’s agriculture industry is vulnerable to climate change North Dakota’s climate is already …

Hawaii

Hawaii is vulnerable to warming and acidifying oceans, shoreline loss and species loss Air …

Idaho

Idaho is vulnerable to increasing heat, reduced snowpack and wildfires Idaho’s climate has warmed …

Oregon

Oregon is vulnerable to increasing heat, reduced snowpack, ocean acidification and wildfires Oregon’s climate …

California

California is vulnerable to increasing heat, melting snowpack, droughts, sea level rise and wildfires …

New Hampshire

New Hampshire is vulnerable to increasing temperatures, floods and droughts, and a shorter winter …

Iowa

Iowa is Vulnerable to Climate Change: Agriculture is the biggest contributor to Iowa’s economy, …

Montana

Montana is vulnerable to increasing heat, melting snowpack and glaciers, reduced water availability and …

Alabama

Alabama is vulnerable to sea level rise, flooding, coastal storms and increasing temperatures - …

Indiana

Indiana is Extremely Vulnerable to Climate Change: Indiana’s main economy is agriculture, and, according …

New Jersey

New Jersey is Extremely Vulnerable to Climate Change: New Jersey will have to quickly …

Missouri

Missouri Energy and Climate Resources: Missouri is Vulnerable to Climate Change: Once-rare floods in …

West Virginia

Climate and Energy Polling in West Virginia: The latest Gallup poll reveals that at …

Ohio

Ohio is Vulnerable to Climate Change: Ohio has developed no statewide plans or policies to adapt …

Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania is Vulnerable to Climate Change: The Northeast region is susceptible to extreme heat events, increased …

Wisconsin

Climate and Energy Polling: The latest Gallup poll reveals that at 64 percent, serious concern for …

Washington

Washington is vulnerable to increased heat, ocean acidification, increased wildfire risk and sea level …

Alaska

Alaska is Extremely Vulnerable to Climate Change: Alaska has warmed twice as fast as the …

Utah

Utah is vulnerable to increasing heat, melting snowpack, droughts, and wildfires Utah’s climate is …

Arizona

Arizona is vulnerable to increasing heat, melting snowpack, droughts, and wildfires Arizona’s climate is …

Illinois

Illinois is Vulnerable to Climate Change: In the Midwestern region, extreme heat, flooding and intense …

North Carolina

North Carolina Climate and Energy Facts: North Carolina is Vulnerable to Climate Change: For …

Michigan

Michigan Climate and Energy Facts: Effects of climate change in Michigan Climate change is …

Florida

Florida is extremely vulnerable to impacts of climate change that threaten the state’s agriculture, …

Nebraska

Nebraska is vulnerable to increasing heat, drought, and severe storms which threaten agricultural and …

Louisiana

Louisiana is Extremely Vulnerable to Climate Change: Louisiana faces the highest rate of sea …

Kansas

Kansas is vulnerable to increasing heat, drought, and severe storms which threaten agricultural and …

Kentucky

Kentucky is Vulnerable to Climate Change: The National Climate Assessment found that extreme heat …

Wyoming

Wyoming is vulnerable to increasing heat, melting snowpack and glaciers, reduced water availability and …

Arkansas

Arkansas is vulnerable to flooding, drought and increasing temperatures which threaten the state’s agriculture …

Georgia

Georgia is vulnerable to sea level rise, flooding, coastal storms and increasing temperatures which …

Colorado

Colorado is vulnerable to increasing heat, melting snowpack and glaciers, reduced water availability and …

Texas

Texas is vulnerable to increasing heat, sea level rise, and severe storms which threaten …

Virginia

Virginia Climate and Energy Facts: The National Climate Assessment identified sea level rise and …

Nevada

Nevada is vulnerable to increasing heat, melting snowpack, droughts, and wildfires Nevada’s climate is …

South Carolina

South Carolina is vulnerable to sea level rise, flooding, coastal storms and increasing temperatures …

Southwest

Climate Change Impacts Arizona •Ÿ California •Ÿ Colorado Ÿ• Nevada Ÿ• New Mexico Ÿ• Utah The following …

Southeast and Caribbean

Climate Change Impacts Virginia • Kentucky • Tennessee • North Carolina • South Carolina …

NYC Climate Impacts

The following is a summary of climate impacts on New York City.

Northwest

The following is a compilation of climate change impacts occurring right here, right now in the Northwest, as well as projected impacts, economic and human health consequences, and notable recent events. The Northwest is home to 12 million inhabitants. Climate change already poses a challenge to the Northwest, from extreme heat to wildfires, and conditions are likely to increase in severity.

Northeast

The following is a compilation of climate change impacts occurring right here, right now in the Northeast, as well as projected impacts, economic and human health consequences, and notable recent events.

Midwest

The following is a compilation of regional climate change impacts in the Midwest pulled from the Third U.S. National Climate Assessment, Risky Business, and other sources.

New York

Energy and climate resources for the state of New York

Alaska: Climate Change Ground Zero

The Earth’s temperature is now increasing faster than anytime in the last 1,000 years. Alaska and the Arctic, temperatures are rising at twice the global rate—more rapidly than anywhere else in the world, making the region ground zero for climate change. The best estimate is that human activity is responsible for all of the observed increase in global temperatures since 1985. The effects of the temperature changes are transforming a once-frozen seascape into an evolving, navigable ocean. These rapid changes occurring in the North have created a new Arctic climate system.

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