Presentation Slides Webinar Transcript June 2015 The negative economic effects of flooding from extreme precipitation events—including preparation costs and the expenses related to damages, clean up, and business disruptions—are being[…]
Presentation Slides Transcript Planners and decision makers need an easy and clear way to show potential impacts of lake level changes in the Great Lakes. The focus of NOAA’s Lake[…]
Presentation Slides Transcript Farmer Perspectives on Agriculture and Weather Variability in the Corn Belt: A Statistical Atlas (PDF download) Climate Change Impacts in the United States: Chapter 18: Midwest (PDF[…]
Great Lakes fishery managers and stakeholders have little information regarding how climate change could affect the management of recreationally and commercially important fisheries, which have been valued at more than[…]
Harmful algal blooms continue to be a problem for the Lake Erie ecosystem and lakeshore communities, and predicted climate change impacts like increased heavy precipitation and higher temperatures have the[…]
The Climate Ready Ohio PowerPoint slides are designed to replace or complement some of the slides in NOAA’s Climate Ready Great Lakes. In addition, these notes provide suggestions for small[…]
The Matrix was designed to help communities identify the current “value” of their navigational and port infrastructure, allowing them to extrapolate the potential costs for maintaining these resources in the[…]
The Great Lakes sensitivity to climate variation is like the “bird in the coal mine;” serving as an early indicator of potential environmental, social and economic issues that will become[…]
Climate Ready Great Lakes consists of three modules designed to help create a Great Lakes region that is “climate ready.” Toward this end, these modules provide stakeholders and decision makers[…]
Final Report on a three-year effort by Sea Grant and NOAA partners to begin to address climate impacts to ports, harbors and stormwater management facilities in the Great Lakes region.[…]
