# How to use Crop Climate Atlas

Explore long-run crop-climate context by location using approved NASA POWER projections.

## Start with a precise record

Use the name, identifier or place you want to investigate. The website scope is: Explore long-run crop-climate context by location using approved NASA POWER projections.

## Compare like with like

Open the relevant records and guides below. Keep identifiers, geography, units and source dates together; a record with a similar name or a different reporting period may answer a different question.

## Take the evidence to the original source

Follow the source references before making a consequential decision. Treat missing or historical information as a limitation, and use the relevant authority or provider for a current determination.

## Tools and records

- [Start a search on cropclimate99.com](https://cropclimate99.com/)

## Question guides

- [How does the temperature of soil affect plant growth?](https://cropclimate99.com/task-guides/how-does-soil-temperature-affect-plant-growth/index.md)
- [What are the 8 effects of climate change?](https://cropclimate99.com/task-guides/what-are-the-8-effects-of-climate-change/index.md)
- [What crops will survive climate change?](https://cropclimate99.com/task-guides/what-crops-will-survive-climate-change/index.md)

Source: https://cropclimate99.com/ (first-party website; inspected 2026-10-17).