If FEMA didn’t exist, could states handle the disaster response alone?
President Donald Trump has questioned FEMA’s future and suggested states take over disaster recovery instead.
President Donald Trump has questioned FEMA’s future and suggested states take over disaster recovery instead.
Schaus’ swallowtail butterflies seem to bounce back better than before in the years following hurricanes.
A new study pinpoints why the rate of ocean warming has more than quadrupled over the past 40 years.
Florida and California are different, but they both face a climate threat that’s fundamental, serious and growing.
Researchers found the nation’s reefs spare about 18,000 people and $1.8 billion in economic assets from floods each year.
Utility profits earned from their Florida customers are largely going to out-of-state shareholders, not grid improvements.
The insurance affordability crisis demands responses that first and foremost prioritize resilience.
Listening, asking questions and showing empathy are all ways to discuss climate change with small-town residents.
Nature-based solutions include salt marshes and beach dunes, while hybrid solutions also include engineered options.
Companies need data to understand how climate change will impact the power grid.
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