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How State Governments Can Help Communities Invest in Climate Resilience

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How State Governments Can Help Communities Invest in Climate Resilience

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State Resilience Framework

As the climate changes, different communities will experience different impacts, localizing the challenge of resilience. However, local governments don’t often have the capacity (financial and otherwise) to cope completely with the climate risks they face.

Because of this, state governments are under increasing pressure to take responsibility for protecting life, property, and business from climate hazards.

Helping local communities build climate resilience can reap huge rewards for the state, including improved quality of life, reduced climate-disaster impacts, and increased economic stability for their constituents.

This report provides a State Climate Resilience Checklist to help state government leaders and stakeholders identify the essential actions they need to take to build a comprehensive approach to resilience.

 

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How State Governments Can Help Communities Invest in Climate Resilience

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The Resilience Calendar

  • Electrification of Ports Listening Session
    Date: June 1, 2023
    Location:

    Join the leaders of the Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition, Virginia Clean Cities, Mid-Atlantic Electrification Partnership & Argonne National Laboratory to learn about electrification of ports, recreational and commercial boats. The goal of…

  • Incorporating Indigenous Knowledges into Federal Research and Management - Session 3
    Date: June 1, 2023
    Location:

    Session 5: Best practices for engaging with Tribal Nations and Indigenous peoples surrounding ITEK

    In this webinar series, speakers will explore what it means to ethically engage with Indigenous Knowledges in resource management…

  • Electric School Buses: Maximize Savings with EPA Funding and Charge Management
    Date: June 5, 2023
    Location:

    A discussion on electric school bus funding and charging management. Learn how your school can benefit from electric school buses!

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  • National Resilience Listening Session
    Date: June 6, 2023
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    Join FEMA for one of Their resilience listening sessions and contribute to the development of national resilience guidance.

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Economic Opportunities for Community Resilience

There is no question that our communities are experiencing the impacts of change – change in climate; population shifts; technological advancements; displaced economies; to name a few. This coupled with aging infrastructure, lack of capacity to address these new challenges, and long-established inequities combine to reduce a community’s livelihood.

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