NEW Report! America Resilient: Projecting and Preparing for the Effects of Climate Change

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Argonne National Laboratory convened the America Resilient climate conference on April 14, 2021 to focus on the urgent need for governments, industries, and communities across the nation to plan for and adapt to climate change impacts.

Three key themes emerged from the conference: prioritizing environmental justice; addressing the need for high-accuracy, high-resolution climate models; and equipping decision-makers to plan for adaptation and resilience. Read more in the conference report, available for free download from the America Resilient website

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