Entire Midwest

The National Climate Assessment (NCA) assesses the science of climate change and variability and its impacts across the United States, now and throughout this century.

Since 2002, the Sierra Club has been leading the charge for coal plant retirements with its Beyond Coal campaign. […] The campaign continues to build momentum and push for closure of the remaining 345 plants. As coal plants retire, it is not only important to look at what type of energy is generated to replace […]

Please utilize Delta’s open source CAD files for Green Infrastructure Designs used to reduce flooding, manage stormwater, expand access to greenspace, and achieve other quality of life indicators. Municipalities have provided their engineers and/or landscape designers with these CAD files to streamline the design and installation process–thus reducing costs and time.

Dashboard linking historic redlining, tree-cover and temperature exposure in formerly red-lined neighborhoods.

Comprehensive guide by Climate Action KC helping tax-exempt organizations in the Kansas City region plan, finance, and implement solar projects through design, interconnection, and incentive guidance.

The Midwest Big Data Innovation Hub (MBDH) is a network of people from academia, industry, government, and nonprofits who are passionate about using data-driven approaches to address grand challenges facing science and society. Anyone is welcome to join these efforts.

An overview of the effects of high temperatures, local heat maps, and guidance on how to stay cool.

The Environmental Protection Network harnesses the expertise of over 650 former EPA career staff and political appointees from across the country to serve as a trusted resource, answering calls for objective analysis, scientific rigor, and a vision for a transformed 21st century EPA.

First heat management plan for Clarksville, Indiana, developed through the Beat the Heat program to address extreme summer heat via public outreach, cooling strategies, and climate-responsive design

The Nation’s Leading Geospatial Research Collaborative Rooted in St. Louis and the Midwest