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Savannah is a major port city that also boasts one of the nation’s most extensive National Historic Landmark Districts. However, the city (and neighboring Tybee Island) is entering a new era as waterfront buildings increasingly flood at high tide.

These barrier islands—with tenacious residents, rich natural resources, and vacation destinations—face fast-rising seas

In this frequently flooded city, ensuring public safety and supporting national security require grappling with tidal flooding

Working-class communities along an urban coast contend with the impacts of rapid increases in tidal flooding on daily life

Major fossil fuel companies have known for decades that their products—oil, natural gas, and coal—cause global warming.

The United States can affordably cut global warming emissions, chart a course toward a clean energy future, and deliver significant health and economic benefits to all Americans.

California's 50 percent Renewables Portfolio Standard has positioned the state as a global leader in renewable energy

Real-life tales of close calls, screw ups, and nuclear near misses.

While the majority of tropical deforestation is driven by beef, soy, palm oil, and wood products, many other commodities and human activities play a more limited role in the problem.

The U.S. has invested heavily in post-Fukushima nuclear safety—but it remains unclear how effective that investment has been.

New analysis shows how Illinois can cut global warming emissions and deliver significant economic and health benefits for all its residents.