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  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Conservation

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Forest Management

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Soil Carbon Management

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Water Management

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Restore Natural Habitats

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Satellite Detection (Fires, Ice melt, CO2, CH4)

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Firefighting Drone

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    High Tech Weather Station

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Carbon Capture/Storage

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Desalination Plant

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Solar Canopies (Canals)

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    River Diversion

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Levees

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Flood Walls

  • Emergency Climate Actions

    Seawalls

What Can Be Done?

Since transitioning to clean, renewable energy has not kept pace with global warming, it is imperative to emphasize both preparation and transition. Preparation (i.e., Climate Emergency Actions and Climate Disaster Preparedness) and transition (i.e., the shift to clean, renewable energy) are interdependent and inseparable, and they are literally two sides of the same coin. Preparation shields us from extreme weather events while we transition to clean, renewable energy. The costs of preparation and transition are unquestionably substantial. Let us not, however, be "penny wise and pound foolish." Those unquestionable costs are just a very small fraction of the progressive and exponential costs associated with climate change and/or Climate Collapse. To use a medical analogy, when all climate-related symptoms are considered, Planet Earth is very likely in Stage 1 Climate Collapse.

Climate Disaster Preparedness Plans (CDPPs)

1. County
  • County/CDPP (Annual Update)
  • County Policy and Appropriations
  • Community Early Warning Systems
  • Climate Change Emergency Response Team (CERT)
2. State
  • State/CDPP (Annual Update)
  • State Policy and Appropriations
  • Hot Spots
  • Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) and Early Warning Systems (end to end)
3. Federal
  • Federal/CDPP (Annual Update)
  • Federal Policy and Appropriations
  • Integrative Leadership
  • U.S. Climate Change Learning Module
  • Climate Change Corps (CCC) (Modeled After Conservation Corps & Peace Corps)
  • Common Alerting Protocol (CAP) and All Climate Early Warning System