School's vulnerability to climate hazards according to FEMA's Risk Index
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Source: FEMA National Risk Index (NRI) and National Center for Education Statistics (NCES).
Note: This table focuses on the environmental hazards that the authors identified as both linked to climate change and having documented effects on school operations. Authors linked schools to their census tract's risk level. Not Applicable (NA) indicates there is no historical record in the National Risk Index source data for a hazard type and the hazard type is not geographically possible (i.e., Coastal Flooding in inland areas). No Rating indicates that the community has an Expected Annual Loss value equal to zero. This will occur whenever a community has no building value, population, or agriculture value exposed to the hazard type, or the community has a calculated annualized frequency of zero for the hazard type. Insufficient Data indicates that the community lacks data for one or more of the factors required to calculate Expected Annual Loss or Risk. For more details, see FEMA National Risk Index documentation.