Climate Resilience

Climate resilience is the awareness of extreme wind, temperature, water, food, and energy changes. Most importantly, it is about being prepared and our preparedness. People who survive hurricanes, tornados, flooding, droughts, and high temperatures suffer from extreme weather conditions that disrupt human settlements and access to water, food, energy, and shelter. It is essential that people not assume that they can live anywhere under any conditions. With the increased frequency of extreme weather conditions destroying homes, energy access, food, water, and shelter, people must evaluate climate conditions and possibilities before choosing where they will settle. Once settled, people need to plan to offset dangerous storms. Around the world, all people are susceptible to extreme weather conditions. Planning for safe shelter, stocking up on water and food, and having emergency energy sources is ket.