Can humanity address climate change without believing it? Medical history suggests it is possible
There are similarities between debates over the existence of microbes and current debates over the existence of global warming.
Month: August 2024
The rural Americans too poor for federal flood protections
A data-driven disaster tool shows 'bias' against rural communities.
Debby showed how climate change is reshaping our understanding of storm severity
Old assumptions about the intensity and damage potential of hurricanes and tropical storms no longer hold water.
Stuck bridges, buckling roads â extreme heat is wreaking havoc on Americaâs aging infrastructure
It doesnât help that the worsening heat is hitting a US infrastructure system thatâs already in trouble.
Quiet places are increasingly hard to find in FloridaÂ
My summer project was to pinpoint some of the quiet moments in nature.
Media should cover climate agreement as much as conflictÂ
The Republican Party is not as monolithic as it has been presented by the media when it comes to climate ...
An alternative to rooftop solar â A Q&A with the founder of Pavilion SolarÂ
Aleksandr Bernhard is the founder of Miami-based Pavilion Solar, which produces canopies covered with solar panels for homes.
Video: What is gray-green infrastructure?
This bite-sized video explains the benefits of combining natural and constructed systems in gray-green infrastructure.
Make some money, save the world
The tipping point we need: Why Wall Street needs to get on the climate crisis bandwagon.
Can chief heat officers protect US cities from extreme heat?
Appointed officials have life-saving solutions to keep the public safe from rising temperatures, but donât have political power.
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