Climate change, green energy, and environmental policy
10 articles
Governor Newsom's statewide emergency declaration three months before winter reflects a fundamental shift in how states manage climate risk — moving from reactive response to...
Sunday's flash floods across Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey reveal how aging Northeast Corridor infrastructure and fragmented flood governance leave the region vulnerable. The...
Ten days without power in Gary, Indiana reveals how climate-driven extreme weather is colliding with decades of infrastructure neglect in high-poverty communities. The response gap...
The destruction of the Naalehu cemetery by Hurricane Lala exposes the profound vulnerability of cultural heritage sites to intensifying storm surges. This disaster highlights the...
The National Hurricane Center upgraded Tropical Storm Lala to a hurricane as it nears Hawaii, sparking flash‑flood warnings and widespread power outages that could expose...
The Midwest's latest storm-induced blackout is not merely a weather tragedy; it is a symptom of a deeper systemic unraveling of centralized power infrastructure under...
The escalation of wildfire activity across the Western US and Canada represents more than a seasonal disaster; it signals a fundamental shift in the risk...
The ongoing Spokane wildfires, now in their second day of red‑flag conditions, expose a $200 million property loss and a $50 million federal grant delay, signaling heightened...
Michael J. Harlan, a man previously incarcerated for killing his father in 2010, now faces arson charges for igniting Spokane’s largest wildfire, a blaze that...
Canada and Minnesota wildfires have pushed hazardous smoke across the Midwest and Northeast, prompting state alerts, N95 distributions, and a stark reminder of the Trump...
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