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State Climate Summaries (2022)
Provided by: NOAA |Published on: December 5, 2023
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Synopsis
- This interactive map provides links to state-level Climate Assessment Summaries for each state and territory in the United States, providing historical climate data, context for that data, and temperature change projections.
- Students will learn that many states are seeing an increase in extreme weather events, sea level rise is threatening coastal areas across the country, and greenhouse gas emissions will have a huge impact on future annual temperatures.
- This report was updated in 2022 to provide additional and more specific information for each state, as the National Climate Assessments only provide regional information.
Subjects: Social Studies, Earth and Space Sciences, Mathematics
Authors: NOAA
Region: North America, United States, Caribbean, New Jersey, Oregon, Wisconsin, Connecticut, New York, Maine, Hawai'i, California, Michigan, Illinois
Languages: English
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Positives
- Each state summary within this tool is well-organized and thorough.
- Each state summary can be downloaded as a PDF for offline use.
Additional Prerequisites
- It may be beneficial if students already have an intermediate understanding of climate change.
- Every state summary has a resource section with clickable links for further exploration.
Differentiation
- Students can use this interactive tool for a research project on how climate change is impacting their home state.
- This interactive tool can be used to create free-response questions about why the global climate has changed so much since the 20th century.
- This interactive tool can supplement a classroom discussion where students consider their own state's efforts to combat climate change.
- This interactive tool can enhance a classroom discussion on the connection between sea level rise and future coastal migration patterns.
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