The Burn Scars of Altadena As one chapter of Los Angeles ends, another has yet to be written By Lynell George February 7, 2025 In this story: climate change, wildfire, community, urban living, disaster relief
The Federal Safety Net for Disaster Survivors Is Increasingly Uncertain Arguments against sending disaster aid to Los Angeles reveal the politics of the process By Colleen Hagerty January 20, 2025 In this story: disaster relief, federal climate policy, climate change, wildfire
How to Pack a Go-Bag for an Environmental Disaster Natural disasters can happen suddenly—be prepared for any kind of emergency, no matter where you live By Jill Langlois January 16, 2025 In this story: climate change, disaster relief
Could Fire Be the Solution to the East Coast’s Tick Woes? How researchers hope to use an old technology to stop the spread of tick-borne diseases By Nathan Gilles October 2, 2023 In this story: habitat restoration, wildlife, saving wild places, disaster relief, forests
When Extreme Atmospheric Rivers, Storms, and Floods Become the Norm In an era of increasing weather whiplash between floods and droughts, can we learn to embrace the rains? By Serena Renner August 20, 2023 In this story: climate change, water, science, disaster relief, rivers
Jet Fuel in Paradise This is how you hobble a city’s climate resilience By Kate Golden March 9, 2022 In this story: science, environmental justice, clean water, climate change, disaster relief
The End of Mr. Go The death of a shipping channel is the rebirth of a swamp By Philip Kiefer August 11, 2021 In this story: climate change, environmental justice, water, disaster relief, science
2020 Was a Record Year for Hurricanes Is this the future of hurricane season? By Tina Gerhardt December 10, 2020 In this story: science, climate change, disaster relief, oceans