Columbus Climate Adaptation Plan | Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center

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The Columbus Climate Adaptation Plan is available below. You may download the entire plan or individual chapters.

Plan

Download the Entire Plan and List of Actions

CCAP - Full DocumentV2.pdf (opens in a new window)4.52 MB

CCAP - List of Actions (color).pdf (opens in a new window)67.16 KB

CCAP - List of Actions (greyscale).pdf (opens in a new window)66.94 KB

Download the Plan By Chapter

CCAP - How to Read.pdf (opens in a new window)33.57 KB

CCAP - Terms and Abbreviations.pdf (opens in a new window)52.71 KB

CCAP - Introduction.pdf (opens in a new window)271.52 KB

CCAP - List of Actions.pdf (opens in a new window)67.57 KB

CCAP - Extreme Heat.pdf (opens in a new window)317.94 KB

CCAP - Air Quality & Energy.pdf (opens in a new window)385.78 KB

CCAP - Flooding.pdf (opens in a new window)352.32 KB

CCAP - Water Quality.pdf (opens in a new window)320.49 KB

CCAP - Water Use.pdf (opens in a new window)747.38 KB

CCAP - Ecosystems.pdf (opens in a new window)531.19 KB

CCAP - Emergency Preparedness.pdf (opens in a new window)217.58 KB

CCAP - Vulnerable Populations.pdf (opens in a new window)270.97 KB

CCAP - Looking Forward.pdf (opens in a new window)933.85 KB

CCAP - Acknowledgments.pdf (opens in a new window)44.84 KB

CCAP - Appendix.pdf (opens in a new window)161.46 KB

Products and Programs

Climate

Climate Change in Columbus, Ohio (29-page document)

Historical Climatology: Columbus, Ohio (4-page document)

Climate Changes and Impacts in Columbus, Ohio (2-page summary)

Questions

Questions about the Columbus Climate Change Action Plan may be directed to Task Force Chair, Jason Cervenec, at cervenec.1@osu.edu or 614-688-0080.

Project Support

Development of the Columbus Climate Action Plan and the report Climate Change in Columbus Ohio were the result of a collaboration between the Byrd Polar and Climate Research Center at The Ohio State University, the City of Columbus, GLISA, MORPC, the Columbus Foundation, and the Natural Resources Defense Council with contributions from more than 100 individuals.