Investigating the impact of climate change on New York City's ...

Our results for the West of Hudson portion of the NYCWSS suggest that future climate change will impact regional hydrology on a seasonal basis.

Our results for the West of Hudson portion of the NYCWSS suggest that future climate change will impact regional hydrology on a seasonal basis. ... At subsystem ...

Climate Change Effects and Impacts - NYSDEC

The annual statewide average temperature in New York has warmed 3°F (0.6°F per decade) since 1970. The state's average temperatures are ...

Climate Vulnerability, Impact, and Adaptation Analysis (VIA)

The Climate Vulnerability, Impact, and Adaptation Analysis (VIA) assesses future climate change and its potential impacts, to inform decision-making by the ...

Investigating the impact of climate change on New York City

Donald Pierson; Allan Frei; Mark Zion; Aavudai Anandhi; Elliot Schneiderman; Ben Wright. Registered: Abstract. Future climate scenarios projected by three ...

Overview of Climate Change in New York City - NYC.gov

Our daily actions have significant environmental impacts, which are measured as our ecological footprints or carbon footprints.

Effects of Climate Change in New York City | CUNY TV Special

Around New York City, the ocean currents are shifting. We're facing rising global sea levels. And consequently, there is more coastal ...

New York City | Climate Change Response Framework

Key climate change impacts to NYC include increased temperatures and heat waves, increased precipitation and heavy rainfall events, rising sea levels, and ...

Climate Change Impacts in New York - The Nature Conservancy

Global Climate Change. Page 2. Sea-level Rise. Climate change is estimated to cause the sea level along the coast of New York City to rise anywhere from one to ...

NPCC4: Climate change and New York City's health risk

Heat and flooding represent the largest present climate-related health risks to New Yorkers. ... Without continued adaptation, climate change will ...

NASA-Led Study Pinpoints Areas of New York City Sinking, Rising

Mapping vertical land motion across the New York City area, researchers found the land sinking (indicated in blue) by about 0.06 inches (1.6 ...

How 5 N.Y.C. Neighborhoods Are Struggling With Climate Change

New data projects are linking social issues with global warming. Here's what that means for these New York communities. ... Some of the effects of ...

Graduate Center Faculty Advise New York City on Climate Change ...

New York City will experience more extreme heat events and face increasing risks from intense rainfall and inland flooding, according to the New ...

Assessment of Climate Change Impacts on New York City Water ...

New York City (NYC) Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) is investigating the potential impacts of future climate on the quantity and quality of NYC's ...

Climate Impact Spotlight: New York City

Impacts of extreme heat on vulnerable New York City residents · Flooding impacts on people and infrastructure · Climate change and food insecurity in New York ...

What Climate Change Means for New York - US EPA

New York's climate is changing. Most of the state has warmed one to three degrees (F) in the last century, heavy rainstorms are more frequent, and the sea ...

One New York City: One Water - NYC.gov

understand the impacts of climate change on drainage and wastewater treatment in New York City. ... resources towards studying how even gradual shifts in climate ...

NPCC4: Climate change and New York City's flood risk

Key Message 3: Much of NYC is exposed to pluvial flooding, which occurs when the intensity of precipitation exceeds the infiltration capacity of ...

New York State Climate Impacts Assessment – Understanding and ...

New York State's climate is changing. Rising temperatures, increased precipitation, rising sea levels, and more frequent and extreme weather events are ...

Climate Change Impacts on New York City's Water Supply System

... Excess heat-related deaths due to heatwaves are expected to increase by 47%-95%-with a mean of 70%-for the NYC area from 1990 to ...