Among all the top American cities, these are the most resilient to pollution, sea level rise, and the climate change threat ...

Climate change and extreme weather in the U.S. More than 771,000 people experienced homelessness in the United States in 2024 — the highest on record, according to the U.S. Department of Housing and ...

Cross-department alignment, community engagement and data are essential for preparing communities to weather climate crises, ...

Adapting from the health systems resilience literature, climate-resilient health systems are defined by characteristics such as being aware, diverse, self-regulating, integrative, and adaptive.

The map, which is called The Future Urban Climates, allows interested users to explore how their home area's climate might change going forward.

This Collection examines the grounding of nature-based solutions in urban contexts, focusing on local adaptations, climate resilience, and equitable practices.

In Indianapolis, climate change is not just a future threat — it is already worsening heat, flooding and air quality.

Recent climate-related crises — from severe storms and flooding to extreme heat — have raised new questions about how local ...

By Christabel DANSO ABEAM Ghana is gradually developing into one of the leading African countries with good disaster risk policy formulation, but a critical financing gap continues to obstruct ...

Japan’s Integrated Approach to Urban Flood Resilience Japan has long been at the forefront of flood management, continually refining its approaches in response to evolving climate and urbanization ...

Western North Carolina has seen flooding and landslide devastation in the past, with the previous benchmark 1916 flood — a 500-year flooding event — and tropical cyclone-spawned floods in 2004 ...