National Strategy to Protect Wildlife and Environment from Extreme Weather
This Act establishes an integrated national plan to protect natural resources, including fish, wildlife, and plants, from the ongoing effects of climate change and extreme weather events. This effort aims to secure essential benefits for citizens, such as clean water, flood protection, and recreational opportunities, by enhancing ecosystem resilience. It mandates cooperation between federal, state, and tribal entities, supported by dedicated scientific research and funding for state adaptation plans.
Key points
Implementation of a national strategy to protect natural resources, aiming to increase ecosystem resilience against droughts, floods, and wildfires.
States must develop specific adaptation plans to qualify for federal funding dedicated to protecting local natural resources and coastal areas.
Establishment of a scientific network and advisory committee to provide data and tools, integrating traditional ecological knowledge into climate adaptation efforts.
Expired
Citizen Poll