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Fact Sheet on Green Resilience: Climate Adaptation + Mitigation Synergies
CCAP encourages communities, companies and policymakers to Ask the Climate Question about key policies and infrastructure investments: Does it cut carbon pollution while also preparing for climate change impacts? We help our partners “connect the dots” between adaptation and mitigation to implement Green Resilience policies and measures that reduce GHG emissions and enhance resilience to... continue reading »
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GCF Fact Sheet
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Green Resilience: Climate Adaptation + Mitigation Synergies
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Executive Summary: Climate Adaptation + Mitigation Strategies: Pursuing Implementation Pilots
At the Building Climate Solutions 14th National Conference and Global Forum on Science, Policy and the Environment Conference held in Washington DC this past January, the Center for Clean Air Policy partnered with the U.S. Global Climate Research Program’s National Climate Assessment Program to host “Climate Adaptation + Mitigation Synergies: Pursuing Implementation Pilots” symposium and... continue reading »
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Connecting the Dots: Adaptation + Mitigation Synergies
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Adaptation – Mitigation Synergies: Connecting the Dots…
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Flood Resilience Workshop III: Opportunities for Flood Hazard Mitigation and Climate Adaptation in the District – Introduction
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Weathering Climate Risks Program
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Handouts from Flood Resilience Workshop II: August 23rd, 2013
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Changes Coming to the National Flood Insurance Program – What to Expect
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Weathering Climate Risks Program: Advancing Corporate & Community Resilience
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Handouts from Flood Resilience Workshop I: August 2nd, 2013
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Overview of the Community Rating System (CRS)
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District of Columbia’s Floodplain Management and the National Flood Insurance Program
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Sustainable DC
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Weathering Climate Risks Program: Advancing Corporate & Community Resilience
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The President’s Climate Action Plan: Right on the Money
On July 26, 2013 President Obama announced a far-reaching Climate Action Plan that will support achievement of the U.S. commitment to reduce national carbon pollution in the range of 17 percent below 2005 levels by 2020 while redirecting our international development aid to foster clean energy choices in other countries. With the promised expeditious implementation... continue reading »
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Executive Summary: Severe Weather & Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Preparing Washington D.C.
This is an executive summary for the full report about the March 14 resilience workshop.
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Meeting Summary: Severe Weather & Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Washington, DC
On March 14, 2013, the District Department of the Environment, the District Office of Planning, and the Center for Clean Air Policy held a workshop centered on critical infrastructure resilience measures. The discussion aimed to shape future preparation efforts to ensure they reflect stakeholder knowledge, experience and priorities. It will be essential to continue assessing... continue reading »
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Enhanced Local Mitigation Strategy (ELMS): A Collaborative Approach to Mitigation Planning in Southeast Florida
This presentation was part of CCAP’s webinar, Adaptation, Emergency Management, and Hazard Mitigation in Southeast Florida.
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Adaptation, Emergency Management, and Hazard Mitigation in Southeast Florida Webinar
This presentation was part of CCAP’s webinar, Adaptation, Emergency Management, and Hazard Mitigation in Southeast Florida.
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Southeast Florida Collaborative Climate Resilience Planning
This presentation was part of CCAP’s webinar, Adaptation, Emergency Management, and Hazard Mitigation in Southeast Florida.
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Best Resilience Practices, Part 3: Visualizing Solutions & Measuring Benefits
This presentation was part of the Severe Weather & Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Preparing Washington D.C. workshop, which was co-hosted by CCAP, the District Department of the Environment and the District Office of Planning.
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Best Resilience Practices, Part 2: Insurance
This presentation was part of the Severe Weather & Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Preparing Washington D.C. workshop, which was co-hosted by CCAP, the District Department of the Environment and the District Office of Planning.
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Best Resilience Practices, Part 1: Electricity
This presentation was part of the Severe Weather & Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Preparing Washington D.C. workshop, which was co-hosted by CCAP, the District Department of the Environment and the District Office of Planning.
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Overview of DC Hazard Mitigation Efforts
This presentation was part of the Severe Weather & Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Preparing Washington D.C. workshop, which was co-hosted by CCAP, the District Department of the Environment and the District Office of Planning.
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Weather- and Climate-related Risks in DC: Nearby Risks: Recent Work in Alexandria, Virginia
This presentation was part of the Severe Weather & Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Preparing Washington D.C. workshop, which was co-hosted by CCAP, the District Department of the Environment and the District Office of Planning.
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The State of the Climate and Extreme Weather
This presentation was part of the Severe Weather & Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Preparing Washington D.C. workshop, which was co-hosted by CCAP, the District Department of the Environment and the District Office of Planning.
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Severe Weather and Critical Infrastructure Resilience
This presentation was part of the Severe Weather & Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Preparing Washington D.C. workshop, which was co-hosted by CCAP, the District Department of the Environment and the District Office of Planning.
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Overview of Sustainable DC
This presentation was part of the Severe Weather & Critical Infrastructure Resilience: Preparing Washington D.C. workshop, which was co-hosted by CCAP, the District Department of the Environment and the District Office of Planning.
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Weathering Climate Risks Overview
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Development of NAMAs in the Dominican Republic – Tourism Sector
This presentation from COP18 in Doha outlines NAMA developments in the tourism sector of the Dominican Republic.
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Region X Climate Change Impact Assessment for Surface Transportation in the Pacific Northwest and Alaska
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Climate Change Science: Uncertainty in Climate Projections
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Example Impacts of Climate Change on Transportation Weather Decision Making
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Assessing the Vulnerability New Jersey’s Transportation Infrastructure to the Impacts of Climate Change
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Climate Adaptation and Transportation
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Climate Adaptation and Transportation Identifying Information and Assistance Needs
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Climate Adaptation & Transportation: Identifying Information & Assistance Needs CTA
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Climate Adaptation & Transportation: Identifying Information & Assistance Needs MTA
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Ahead of the Storm: Risk-Based Processes & Tools
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Climate Data Needs for Transportation Agencies
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NOAA’s Regional Climate Services: Supporting Climate Understanding at Regional Scales
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Climate Adaptation & Transportation: Highlights of Best Practices & Economics of Adaptation
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Colombia’s National Climate Change Process
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Ask the Climate Question: Adapting to Climate Change Impacts in Urban Regions
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Future Actions Dialogue July 11-12, 2009, Amsterdam, the Netherlands Meeting Summary
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LESSONS LEARNED ON LOCAL CLIMATE ADAPTATION FROM THE URBAN LEADERS ADAPTATION INITIATIVE
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The Value of Green Infrastructure for Urban Climate Adaptation
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Adaptation in the International Climate Negotiations: An Analysis of Some Issues for a Copenhagen Agreement
Adaptation is one of the four pillars of the Bali Action Plan and will be a key component of any Copenhagen Agreement. The central issue that has been dominating debates on adaptation is how much it will cost and how developing countries could be assisted with their adaptation to climate change. Several studies put the... continue reading »
