Climate change is a local, human issue.. Year: 2000 100-year storm Bromirski, P. D., D. R. Cayan, N. Graham, M. Tyree, and R. Flick. 2012. Coastal.

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Climate change is a local, human issue.

Year: year storm Bromirski, P. D., D. R. Cayan, N. Graham, M. Tyree, and R. Flick Coastal Flooding - Potential Projections: California Energy Commission. = Year: year storm Flooding

Data source: California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection and Moritz, Graphic source: NBCAI science team, Fire

Rainwater capture in Bodega Valley: water security

Southwest Santa Rosa

Disparity in education, life expectancy, earnings = Disparity in climate readiness Southwest Santa Rosa ROSELAND CREEK: 16.5% living in poverty 59% Latino population 77 year life expectancy 54% with HS diploma $21,699 median earnings

It’s getting hotter. Location: Santa Rosa.

Inland areas affected most

Stay cool with trees and parks, not just bigger air conditioners

Rising food prices hit home

The life-saving power of social networks