RESOURCE LIBRARY

A selection of resources about coastal resilience planning that CAW members find useful for municipal decision makers.

On Twitter

21 Feb

Retreat or adapt: A city that flourished by the ocean is now preparing for rising seas https://www.washingtonpost.com/climate-solutions/2020/02/19/boston-prepares-rising-seas-climate-change/

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18 Feb

Metro Manila and the San Francisco Bay Area: History, wealth, and the political and personal choices that people make today will shape how they fare as climate change inevitably brings the water to their doorsteps.

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Funding Opportunities

Because external grant funding is an incredibly important ingredient in the work that NHCAW and its partners do, we’ve put together a list of funding opportunities that may be of interest to you and your community.

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Resources

Climate Risk in the Seacoast (C-RISE)

Climate Risk in the Seacoast

From Tides to Storms: Preparing NH's Coast

Tides to Storms

Climate Change in Southern NH

Climate Change in Southern New Hampshire

NH Coastal Risk & Hazards Comm. Report

NH Coastal Risk & Hazards Commission (NHCRHC) Final Report

Science & Technical Advisory Panel Report

Science and Technical Advisory Report-min

Science & Technical Advisory Report 2 pg

NH Hazard Mitigation Assistance Resource Center

NH Coastal Floodplain Mapping Project

Flood Insurance Rate Map Project

Seabrook Hamptons Estuary Alliance (SHEA)

Assessing Flood Risk in the Lamprey River Watershed

The New Hampshire Coastal Viewer

Data: Extreme Precipitation in New England

The Infrastructure and Climate Network (ICNET)

Upper Valley Adaptation Workgroup (UVAW)

Transportation and Climate Change Clearinghouse

National Climate Assessment (2014)

National Climate Assessment 2014

IPCC 5th Assessment Report (2014)

National Climate Assessment (2018)

Assessing Flood Risk in the Lamprey River Watershed