What is Coastal America’s Future?
An FLH and Future Tense panel recently discussed policies needed for coastal America amid climate change.
An FLH and Future Tense panel recently discussed policies needed for coastal America amid climate change.
Time is running out to avoid climate catastrophe, but even the most ambitious policies will fail without workers trained to do green jobs.
The world today is plagued by climate catastrophes. These New America resources can help us understand climate risk now and for the future.
Near- and far-future solutions have to be at the center of adapting to the impending climate migration.
The Russia-Ukrainian war brought growing fears of nuclear activity, activity that could intensify the worst effects of climate change.
Climate change poses a great threat to the global progress on gender equality, so women are stepping up to lead solutions.
Climate disasters can collapse networks, we have to ensure our infrastructure can keep communities resilient and self-sufficient.
When pandemics and natural disasters collide, climate change proves to be the most devastating to human health and prosperity.
Governments need to retire the phrase “managed retreat” in responding to climate change-related migration policy.
Television is a great educational tool for our youth and teaching them to care about our environment is critical for their future.
Analyzing a new and controversial application of eminent domain: combating climate change by compelling Americans to move out of harm's way.
Stories of dystopian sci-fi are making us scared of technology, but our fear shouldn't blind us to the potential to create something better.
Retreat from rising sea levels is currently a messy process. As climate impacts worsen, we need a better framework for relocation.
Imagine if your entire community began disappearing into the ocean. Many Alaskan communities are living that reality.