Climate change is one of our generation’s biggest challenges–and most confusing policy problems. The country’s top politicians are busy rolling back protections. Cities are plowing ahead with resiliency plans. There’s still little consensus on how best to approach climate change’s effects, but a new study from the University of Kansas offers some simple guidance for cities in the nascent stages of resiliency planning: Start small.
The key to solving one of cities’ biggest problems? Think small
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