The Obama administration is focusing on helping utilities and urban areas cope with the effects of flooding and sea-level rise from climate change, but some groups say what is really needed is clearer and comprehensive policy.
The Environmental Protection Agency and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration released “tools” and “toolkits” last week to help cities, water utilities and other groups develop climate plans to account for drought, sea-level rise and flooding from global warming.
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