Biden-Harris Administration Announces Extreme Heat Summit Series to Advance Nationwide Climate Resilience Goals
In Honor of Earth Month, FEMA Helps Communities Prepare for Climate Related Hazards and Disasters
Navy’s “Climate Action 2030” Strategy to Combat Environmental Threats
Is Climate Change Speeding Up? Here’s What the Science Says
The Nation’s Capital, Built on Water, Struggles to Keep from Drowning
The Elephant in the Climate Room: Financing Sustainable Security and Supporting Future-Fit Systems
Ecosystem-Based Disaster Risk Reduction: Unveiling Nature-Based Strategies for Resilience Enhancement
Biden-Harris Administration Offers $295 Million to Boost Community Resilience Against Climate Change
Wildfire Smoke Contributes to Thousands of Deaths Each Year in the U.S.
Food and Ag-ISAC Teams Up with Top Universities for New Partnership Program
Drought, Heat Raise the Risk of a Repeat of Canada’s Record-breaking Wildfires Last Year
U.S. Starts ‘Green Bank’ to Finance Community Climate Projects
US Biofuels Groups Call for E15 Emergency Waiver
Homeowners in These U.S. Cities Face the Greatest Threat From Climate Change
Majority of American Homeowners Fear Climate Change-Related Hazards Will Impact Homes
Clean-up Efforts for Diesel Spill at the Randolph Harley Power Plant in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands Continues
FEMA Awards $6.7 Million for Native Village of Newtok Relocation Efforts
Tornadoes, Floods and Hurricanes Loom, but the Government Is Running Out of Money to Help
Senate Urged to Ratify The Law Of The Sea In Highly Supported Letter
