Summary: New York City homeowners can use this digital platform to learn about how they can protect their home and finances from flooding—which is expected to worsen with rising sea levels.

Summary: This online tool generates a snapshot of U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) investment at the community level.

Published : . November 2016. Climate Ready DC is the District's strategy to make the city more resilient to future climate change. It is based on the best available climate science an ...

A Q & A about the science of detecting the influence of global warming on hurricanes, fires, and other extreme events.

This training course describes the physical processes, both natural and human-induced, that lead to changes in sea level. The processes described include climate-induced changes in ocean heat content ...

A black swan event is a situation so rare that few people would have imagined it was possible. In November 2016, researchers were caught off guard by just such an event: extremely low sea ice extents in both the Arctic and Antarctic.

Summary: Selected resources about coastal areas and watersheds for practitioners and environmental professionals.

Summary: Concerned citizens, elected officials, arborists, and municipal staff can use this toolkit as a guide for developing an urban forest management plan.

Decades ago, the majority of the Arctic's winter ice pack was made up of thick, perennial ice. Today, very old ice is extremely rare.

A new NOAA-sponsored report shows that unprecedented warming air temperature in 2016 triggered massive declines in sea ice and snow cover across the  Arctic, and brought a record-breaking delay to fall sea ice freeze up. Learn more through our image highlights of the 2016 Arctic Report Card.