The next era of Atlantic hurricanes could be far more destructive
Recent research suggests climate change could supercharge swings between quiet years and hyperactive seasons.
Recent research suggests climate change could supercharge swings between quiet years and hyperactive seasons.
NOAA provides a life-or-death defense from major storms through its hurricane science and forecasting.
Half of reefs with the greatest potential to keep protecting coastlines as the oceans warm are unprotected.
Its waters are heating up twice as fast as the global oceans, with huge implications for hurricane risk.
The 2026 Legislature’s record on data centers is different than its record on community planning.
Recent studies link human-caused warming to more powerful, more destructive storms worldwide.
Heat waves kill more people in the US than any other form of extreme weather.
Power failures from hurricanes followed by heat waves are creating increasingly hazardous risks to health
SB 180 risks locking communities into development patterns that made them vulnerable.
More extreme heat and more frequent heavy rainfall events have contributed to crop losses in recent years.
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