Low-Income Households at Risk from Sea Level Rise

From Esri Environment: "Sea level rise is an ever-looming climate hazard facing the coastal communities of the United States. Communities big and small need easy-to-use tools for climate resilience planning and mitigation strategies. This layer shows coastal census tracts that are at risk from sea level rise and also the percentage of the census tract that lives below the poverty level. This layer should be used to identify and prioritize where to implement sea level rise interventions. This layer uses bivariate symbology with the following attributes: Percent of the Tract Area Predicted to be Below Sea Level by 2050 (%) Percent of Population whose income in the past 12 months is below poverty level (%) These attribute links take you to the original data sources. Preprocessing was needed to prepare many of these inputs for inclusion in our index. The links are provided for reference only." Dates of Data The layer “Percent of Tract Area Predicted to be Below Sea Level by 2050” uses data from 2022. The layer “Percent of Population whose income in the past 12 months is below poverty level” uses data from 2019-2023.源自Esri环境：海平面上升是美国沿海社区面临的日益迫近的气候灾害。无论规模大小的沿海社区，均亟需简便易用的工具，用于开展气候韧性规划与灾害减缓策略制定。本图层展示了受海平面上升威胁的沿海普查分区，以及各普查分区内的贫困人口占比，可用于识别并优先部署海平面上升应对措施的实施区域。本图层采用双变量符号系统，包含以下两类属性： 1. 至2050年预计将低于海平面的普查区域面积占比（%） 2. 过去12个月收入低于贫困线的人口占比（%） 点击属性链接即可跳转至原始数据来源。为将诸多输入数据纳入本分析索引，需进行预处理工作。此处提供的链接仅作参考之用。 数据时间范围： “至2050年预计将低于海平面的普查区域面积占比”图层采用2022年数据。 “过去12个月收入低于贫困线的人口占比”图层采用2019至2023年数据。