Cold temperatures force America to choose between heat and power — and pay the price.
Between two major storms, this small city in a deep red region decided to face up to its growing climate change vulnerability.
In Sarasota County, Florida, a school year meant to be the closest to normal after three years of disruption from the pandemic had instead been severed by a storm.
It’s hard to keep track of climate change’s ravages — for the public and for emergency response officials.
Florida’s unique combination of storm risk and coastal development has made it a difficult place to insure property.