The National Climate Assessment and NCAnet participants produced a number of materials related to NCA3. These materials are archived below. Please note that the materials listed on this page are drawn from a number of sources, and those produced by NCAnet participants are not reviewed or approved by the US Global Change Research Program.
NCAnet Forum:
For current funding solicitations related to the National Climate Assessment and associated topics, please see the Funding Opportunities page.
Resources related to topics that may be considered in the ongoing National Climate Assessment process- Adaptation + Mitigation (Responses to Climate Change)
- Communicating Flood Risks in a Changing Climate [produced by Climate Outreach]
- The Preparation Frame: A Guide to Building Understanding of Climate Impacts and Engagement in Solutions [produced by Climate Access, must be a Climate Access member to access]
- Unacceptable Risk: Firefighters on the Front Lines of Climate Change [a film by The Story Group, contact Dan Glick for more information]
- Research by ecoAmerica includes psychographic, social science, communication, and sector-based research
- Research reports from the George Mason Center for Climate Change Communication discuss attitudes, values, and practices related to engaging the public and policy makers in climate change discussions
- Research reports from the Yale Project on Climate Change Communication discuss public climate knowledge, risk perceptions, decision-making, and behavior
- Indigenous Peoples, Lands, and Resources
- Land Use and Land Cover Change
- Regional Reports and Assessments
- Northeast
- Midwest
- Great Plains
- Pacific Islands (including Hawai'i)
- Southeast
- Southwest
Resources related to the Sustained Assessment ProcessResources related to the Third National Climate Assessment Report (Spring 2014)Resources related to the Draft Third National Climate Assessment Report (January 2013)- Draft Report Information Website: http://www.globalchange.gov/what-we-do/assessment/draft-report-information
- Public Comment Period: January 14 - April 12, 2013
- PowerPoint Materials (also at bottom of this page)
- National Climate Assessment Overview [PowerPoint Presentation: NCAnet Partners may use some or all of these slides to introduce the NCA process and draft report; Presenter notes provide additional explanation for some slides] (updated 1/29/2013)
- Draft Report Findings [PowerPoint Show: A timed, self-running show that shows the Draft Report Findings - that is, the 11 high-level messages in the draft report; this could be played during registration or breaks at a meeting, etc.] (updated 1/29/2013)
- Scenarios for Climate Assessment and Adaptation: http://scenarios.globalchange.gov/
- Materials developed by NCAnet Partners [these materials are produced by NCAnet partners and are not endorsed or reviewed by the US Global Change Research Program]
General Information about the NCA- Process workshops
- Sectoral, regional, and cross-cutting topics meetings
- Summaries of listening sessions
Technical Input Reports submitted in support of Third NCA ReportInformation about opportunities for engagement in the NCAPresident Obama's Climate Action Plan- Climate Change: Evidence and Causes (2014), jointly produced by the US National Academy of Sciences and The [UK] Royal Society. Contains "climate change Q&A" and "basics of climate change".
- What We Know (2014), from American Association for the Advancement of Science. Includes background statement, videos, and other materials.
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