sea level rise

Known as pyramid tents or Scott tents, they’re essentially the same tent design used by the original polar explorers a hundred years ago, capable of withstanding winds of up to 70 miles per hour. “They’re just so good, they got the design perfect,” says the author. Image courtesy of Peter Davis.

Peter Davis of the British Antarctic Survey on changes in the Thwaites Glacier

By Dan Drollette Jr

truck driving through high water in Florida storm

Is FEMA footing the bill for others’ repeated climate-change mistakes?

By Alice C. Hill | Analysis, Climate Change

The Greenland Ice Sheet was melting already in 2009

Revisiting the climate collapse: The view from Nuuk in the year 2070

By David Spratt | Climate Change, Doomsday Clock

mother and child up to waist in floodwaters

New climate research suggests worse coastal flooding—sooner

By Dan Drollette Jr | Climate Change, What We’re Reading

Bulletin author wins MacArthur “genius” award

By | What We’re Reading

biking through floodwaters

Move or spend a lot of money: The choices rising seas impose on coastal residents

By Emily Holden | Analysis, Climate Change

Will Imperial Beach, California, retreat from a rising sea?

By Ruxandra Guidi | Climate Change

Power cable distribution energy grid

Resilience for power systems amid a changing climate

By Sarah M. Jordaan | Climate Change

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Sea level rise—from my front porch

By William A. Stiles Jr. | Climate Change

An overview of “resilience” and climate change

By Alice C. Hill, William Kakenmaster | Climate Change

Sea level rise, storm risk, denial, and the future of coastal cities

By K. H. Jacob | Climate Change

Uncertain seas, uncertain future for nuclear power

By Natalie Kopytko | Uncategorized