NASA Looking at Louisiana Delta System June 30, 2021 By Janet McConnaughey Erosion, sinking land and sea rise from climate change have killed the Louisiana woods where a 41-year-old Native American chief...
U.S. Insurers Lag Euro Counterparts in Climate Rating Report June 3, 2021 By Don Jergler Legislation to provide farmers with tools to help New York efforts to mitigate the impacts of climate change is making...
Alaska Governor Declares Disaster Following Flooding May 19, 2021 Gov. Mike Dunleavy declared a disaster for the city of Buckland and Native Village of Buckland in northwest Alaska following...
Flooding from Fire-Charred Area Threatens Arizona City May 10, 2021 It’s nearly two years since a fire burned nearly 3.1 square miles in hills north of Flagstaff but rows of...
Federal Grant to Bolster Merrimack River Against Floods, Pollution May 4, 2021 A $250,000 federal grant aims to protect the Merrimack River, which provides drinking water to over 600,000 people. The grant...
New Jersey to Bake Climate Change Risk Into Policies, Share Costs April 27, 2021 By Wayne Parry New Jersey will incorporate the impacts of climate change and rising seas into all its major policy decisions in the...
Concerns Raised over Possible Flooding in Western Alaska April 23, 2021 A heavy winter snowpack along the Kuskokwim River could make flooding likely this year in western Alaska, a federal weather...
New York City Begins $1.5B Project to Protect Manhattan from Floods April 16, 2021 By Henry Goldman New York City has embarked on a $1.45 billion resiliency project in lower Manhattan along the East River, an area...
La Niña Is Fading But California, Gulf Coast Still Face Risks April 12, 2021 By Brian K. Sullivan La Niña, the cooling of the equatorial Pacific that shifts weather patterns the world over, is fading away. But California...
3 Homeowners Get $1.1M for 2017 Nevada Flood Damage March 25, 2021 A Washoe County judge in Nevada has ordered Reno to pay $1.1 million to owners of three homes that flooded...