Adaptation is essential for communities to address climate change and enhance resilience. The Pathway to Climate Resilience connects adaptation to long-term goals like the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), valuing local knowledge, highlighting community-driven initiatives, the role of technology in early warning systems, and the significance of governance in sustainable futures, reinforcing adaptation as a critical strategy against climate change.
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GeoHealth VOL.10 ISSUE 7 | 24 July 2026
Evolution of Long‐Term Social Vulnerability After Tropical Cyclones in the United States
Lingke Jiang + Robbie M Parks + Yoshira Ornelas Van Horne ...
Tropical cyclones pose a substantial threat to the health and welfare of communities across the United States. While existing research has focused primarily on the short‐term...
Earth's Future VOL.14 ISSUE 7 | 29 July 2026
Landslide Exposure in the United States
Daniel Acosta-Reyes + Jessica Kaminsky + Joseph Wartman
Landslide exposure in the United States has not been systematically quantified at the national scale, constraining targeted mitigation, policy development, and resource allocation....
Earth's Future VOL.14 ISSUE 7 | 29 July 2026
Reservoir Drought Resilience Under Future Warming Scenarios: Regional Disparities Across Heavily Regulated US Basins
Hisham Eldardiry + Ning Sun + Nathalie Voisin
Reservoir drought, a form of hydrological drought, is characterized by abnormally low reservoir storage levels, reflecting combined impacts of natural water shortages and...
GeoHealth VOL.10 ISSUE 7 | 23 July 2026
Misperception of Extreme Weather Event Mortality Risk in the United States
Mitchell Manware + Lingzhi Chu + Ying Hu ...
Communicating the risks posed by extreme weather events remains a challenge for researchers and policy makers. This study evaluates the gap between public perceptions on climate...
GeoHealth VOL.10 ISSUE 7 | 9 July 2026
Blazing a Trail for Fire Management and Smoke Health Collaboration: Takeaways From the 2024 Rocky Mountain Wildfire Smoke Symposium
Taylor Stewart + Savannah D’Evelyn + Jennifer Faiella ...
Wildfire activity in the United States is increasing due to climate change, land management practices, and human ignitions, reversing decades of air quality progress. Wildfire...