Inland Water, Drought & Heat

Water allocation, agriculture, heat, wildfire smoke, public health, energy, and household resilience.

Why it matters

Water allocation, agriculture, heat, wildfire smoke, public health, energy, and household resilience.

Outside-in systems

Examine federal, state, local, tribal, and territorial institutions; service capacity; infrastructure; housing; labor markets; climate risk; insurance; transportation; digital access; and fiscal systems. For this path, track water availability, heat and smoke exposure, and agricultural and energy stress.

Inside-out differences

Compare rural, urban, suburban, tribal, territorial, coastal, inland, border, mountain, island, and post-industrial settings alongside class, race, age, disability, migration, occupation, and local political diversity. Use those differences to test the scope of Inland Water, Drought & Heat; do not treat any group as monolithic.

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