Climate Change in Michigan-Resources
Guides and References
Climate Change PolicyGuide APA by the American Planning Association
Planning for Resilience in Michigan Handbook
Climate Mitigation and Adaptation Actions in America's Cities. Climate Mitigation and Adaptation Actions in America's Cities.Mayors Climate Protection Center. April 2014
Climate and Health Adaptation Planning Guide for Michigan Communities
Planning for Infrastructure Resilience . PAS Report 596. American Planning Association.
Building Resilience Through Plan Integration. PAS Memo. American Planning Association
Seven Principles of Strong Climate Change Planning. American Planning Association
Great Lakes Coastal Resilience Planning Guide
Leading by Example: Tools and Resources for City Adaptation by GLISA
Centering Racial Justice in Urban Flood Adaptation: Planning and Evaluation Tools for Decision Makers and Stakeholders by University of Michigan's Sustainability Institute
Playbook 1.0: How Cities Are Paying for Climate Resilience by Peter Plastrik, Joyce Coffee, and John Cleveland
Water Rising: Equitable Approaches to Urban Flooding and Racial Equity by US Water Alliance
Taking the Heat: How Cities Can Adapt to Climate Change
Plans
Ann Arbor's A2 Zero
Western Lake Erie Coastal Conservation
Articles
"Water Could Make Great Lakes a Climate Refuge. Are We Prepared" by Keith Schneider. February 16, 2021. Bridge Magazine.
"How bitter cold winter blasts and a warming planet will chew up the Lake Michigan shoreline, faster and faster." by Morgan Greene. January 17, 2020. Chicago Tribune.
“Erosion Claiming Homes, Threatens Michigan’s Economy.” by Zach Horner. January 30, 2020. WNDU.
"As coasts flood, Michigan towns must choose what to save and what can wait." by Kelly House. June 17, 2020. Bridge Magazine.
"Can Michigan Become a Climate Haven? Duluth is Already Planning." by Kelly House. June 28, 2021 .Bridge Magazine.
"Great Lakes water levels set all-time May highs — and continue to rise." by Keith Matheny. June 12, 2020. Detroit Free Press.
“Special Report: Dreams Swept Away as Erosion Causes Destruction along Lake Michigan.” by Brooke O'Daniel. January 30, 2020. WSBT.
