Alliance members are integrating physical climate risk and prioritizing climate adaptation and equity in state planning and decision making to help communities prevent, reduce, withstand, and recover from climate-related impacts and disasters. States, which have varying needs and capacity, will utilize and share best practices to bolster resilience and tailor effective solutions.
Below are tallies of the number of members that have adopted or are in the process of adopting statutory and executive policies and actions.
For the most up-to-date, in-depth breakdown of resilience climate actions across our membership, explore the Alliance Policy Database.
Sources: IPCC; Yale Climate Connections
Source: Arizona Office of the Governor
November 2021
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