The projected loss of beaches and increased flooding will significantly impact coastal communities, tourism, and ecosystems. Inland areas, particularly low-income communities, will face severe heat stress, with some regions experiencing over 120 days annually above 95°F (35°C). Water shortages are expected as snowpack declines and water imports decrease by 7-13%. Wildfires are likely to intensify, especially in mountainous areas, further threatening homes and natural habitats. Vulnerable populations, including low-income and minority communities, will bear the brunt of these changes due to limited resources for adaptation.