climate adaptation

dam during heavy flooding

‘Slowly unfolding failures’: What to do about aging dams in a warming world

By Vivian La | Climate Change

Views of inundated areas in New Orleans following breaking of the levees surrounding the city as the result of Hurricane Katrina. New Orleans, Louisiana. September 11, 2005.

‘Like a timebomb’: New study says New Orleans could be underwater by 2100

By Oliver Milman | Climate Change

See you at COP30

Can Latin America find common ground at COP30?

By María de los Ángeles Orfila | Climate Change

Rick Perry and Bill Gates together point at a backdrop for ARPA-E and each hold up one finger

Michael Mann to Bill Gates: You can’t reboot the planet if you crash it

By Michael E. Mann | Climate Change, Opinion

Seven noteworthy stories about potential progress on climate change in 2024

By Jessica McKenzie | Climate Change

How regenerative agriculture can foster peacebuilding in conflict areas

By Richard “Drew” Marcantonio | Climate Change

Sign reading "Caution Low Water Launch At Own Risk" at Great Salt Lake marina during a drought in front of naturally-colored grasses that look like fire.

How climate models could be underestimating drought

By Toby Ault | Climate Change

The slippery challenge of defining climate adaptation

By Jake Bittle | Climate Change

national guard members carry bottle water after hurricane sandy

‘We’re not going fast enough’: Sherri Goodman on climate change as security threat

By Jessica McKenzie | Climate Change

Once used as trash dumps, Sri Lanka’s wetlands are remade as flood-buffering parks

By Tristan Bove | Climate Change

Are cities ready for extreme heat?

By John Morales | Climate Change, Columnists

drivers and bikers make their way through flooded streets in Hanoi, Vietnam

Many coastal cities are sinking even faster than sea levels are rising

By Michael Allen | Climate Change