A multidisciplinary team of scientists studies the possible timing and location of Zika virus risk in the United States.
The impacts are expected to be particularly pronounced for the poor and those living in tropical regions.
Three scientists at the National Center for Atmospheric Research who served as authors of the assessment will be available for interviews after the report is released.
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RAL carries out interdisciplinary research on social, economic, and health activities related to climate and weather at local, regional and global scales. Our research areas include natural resource governance, dynamics of urban systems, weather climate and health, GIS and regional climate for adaptation. RAL scientists address adaptation to climate change by generating scenarios of projected climate change, developing scientific tools and methods for analyzing current and future vulnerability, and conducting integrated analyses of climate change impacts and adaptation. An important component of this program is the integration of decision-makers and users of climate information into our societal research activities.
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