The South’s aging water infrastructure is getting pounded by climate change – fixing it is also a struggle
Water crises can be caused by either too much or too little water, challenging infrastructure in unexpected ways.
Water crises can be caused by either too much or too little water, challenging infrastructure in unexpected ways.
Policies that create comprehensive train, bus and bike networks also help fight against and prepare for change's impacts.
Almost a quarter of Florida's land may be at greater risk of pollution or development, an Environmental Defense Fund analysis ...
Building in less vulnerable locations and constructing stronger structures can mitigate damage and lessen insurance increases.
Our own individual actions will make a difference but more is needed from large generators of greenhouse gases.
Flooding, hurricanes and soaring insurance premiums are among the problems that threaten to make life in paradise miserable.
Last week, the U.S. Department of Transportation awarded Jacksonville a $147 million grant to push the Emerald Trail forward.
The chief resilience officer would be the point person on shoreline resilience, working closely with relevant departments.
People with the fewest resources, as well as those who have disabilities or have been marginalized, were most likely to ...
The Parking Reform Network listed Melbourne, Orlando and Fort Myers among the cities with the most downtown parking.
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