A growing body of climate change attribution science is being used in court to hold actors accountable for inaction in the face of economic and social harm.

The results have useful implications for individuals designing and delivering climate services.

The project will help improve National Weather Service (NWS) messaging related to heat health in the U.S.-Mexico transboundary region, and could potentially be extended to other NWS activities beyond the area.

Incorporating regional climate impacts into large national hazard assessments provides critical context for building resilient infrastructure.

The partners will lead a series of workshops across the country to build on a decade of research in support of water utility managers, improve understanding of the water utilities’ climate and weather needs, as well as expand the use of NOAA resources for decision making.