The Climate and Health Indicator Dashboard for Georgia
The Climate and Health Indicator Dashboard for Georgia is a statewide county-level indicator system that allows you to track and analyze the connections between climate change and health. The dashboard provides policymakers, government agencies, media, and community groups with evidence of the impacts that climate change is having on human health. The goal of the dashboard is to foster collaboration and strengthen regional climate change research networks to promote action.
THE CLIMATE AND HEALTH INDICATOR DASHBOARD FOR GEORGIA
Explore the dashboard to see how climate challenges have impacted health in Georgia over time. The dashboard is a research priority of the Emory Climate Research Initiative.
Climate-Related Hazards
- Annual Average Daily Dose of UV Irradiance
- Annual Average UV Irradiance at Noon
- Annual Number of Extreme Heat Days
- Annual Number of Tornadoes
- Maximum Number of Consecutive Weeks in Drought by Year
- Number of Extreme Precipitation Days
- Total Number of Weeks in Drought by Year
- Air Pollution: Nitrogen Dioxide (NO2)
- Air Pollution: Ozone (O3)
- Air Pollution: Particulate Matter 2.5 Microns or Less (PM2.5)