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Consortium on Climate Risk in the Urban Northeast
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Consortium of Universities for the Advancement of Hydrologic Sciences, Inc.
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Construct splash pads and cooling fountains for residents in vulnerable areas to help them manage extreme heat.
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Consult additional flood-resistant building codes.
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Consult guidance and encourage best practices in your community.
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Consult information on current local drought indicators such as precipitation, temperature, surface water levels, and soil moisture from your local water utility, the National Integrated Drought Information
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Consult local experts such as public works and planning departments or state geological staff to identify areas of your community at high risk for erosion or landslides.
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Consult with the agricultural sector to determine cross-sector objectives for drought planning. Share information about the current and projected state of the water supply. Develop ideas to increase resilience
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Continue to acquire open spaces, enhance habitats and restore native vegetation.
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Continue hydrological modeling. Local governments' planning and development efforts can benefit from understanding the changes in the way water moves through the landscape, especially as the community
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Continue to incorporate Green Stormwater Infrastructure (GSI) into development regulations
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Continue to participate in the Firewise program to increase knowledge and capacity to prepare for wildland fires around the utility plant
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Continue partnerships with agencies, organizations and institutions of higher education that actively engage in resilience.