
How Extreme Weather Threatens People with Disabilities
Those with disabilities can experience more physical impacts and can be more socially isolated than the able-bodied
Those with disabilities can experience more physical impacts and can be more socially isolated than the able-bodied
The Trump Administration has said it will revoke the state’s ability to set its own air pollution limits
Water from the swollen Mississippi River fueled algae blooms and reduced salinity in the Gulf of Mexico
Scientists setting sail to the North Pole will become stranded in slowly migrating sea ice to investigate climate change
Children, pregnant people and the elderly are the most at risk from extreme weather and heat—but the impact is already felt across every specialty of medicine
In situations where lives are at stake, you need to be rigorously honest with yourself and with others—not take out your Sharpie to distort the truth
Climate change is real, and things will get worse. But because we understand the driver of potential doom, it’s a choice, not a foregone conclusion
The new report calls for investment in climate-resilient infrastructure and other resiliency efforts
Millions of taxpayer dollars have been spent over decades to restore eroding East Coast beaches
A few key differences emerged between the Presidential candidates’ approaches to combatting climate change
Democratic presidential candidates will appear individually to discuss their plans for how the U.S. should tackle climate change
After pummeling the Bahamas, the storm is expected to skirt the East Coast of the U.S.
As Hurricane Dorian approaches Florida, consider that feeding style means that aggressive tangle-web spider colonies produce more offspring after severe weather, while docile colonies do better in calm conditions...
A surprise revelation means 12 million Vietnamese may need to retreat
We must ensure continuity of care for Americans who will be displaced from agricultural regions and coastal cities
We need to focus on responses to climate change that both reduce emissions and help people cope with an altered environment
Digging into the statistics about rice farming and climate change
The eminent and influential climate scientist passed away in early August
New research finds connections between ocean temperatures and tornado activity
That’s good news for the environment
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