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Rising Tides: How Near-Daily Flooding of America’s Shorelines Could Become the Norm
Minor floods, and the damage and disruption they cause, have grown far more common in the last few decades.
As Seas Rise, Americans Use Nature to Fight Worsening Erosion
Rising costs from flooding and erosion are prompting Americans, military bases and government agencies to opt for more natural alternatives.
South Miami Just Made a Huge Rooftop Solar Decision
South Miami, Fla., has become the first city outside of California to mandate solar panels on new homes.
NOAA Forecasts Busy Hurricane Season for Atlantic
Above-average hurricane activity is expected in Atlantic this hurricane season, despite a potential El Niño.
Electric Cars Becoming Popular As Grid Gets Greener
Electric car owners in Tennessee view climate benefits as nice extras — not as key selling points.
U.S. Drought at Lowest Level in Nearly Two Decades
After years of widespread, intense drought, the U.S. is experiencing its smallest drought footprint since 2000.
Swath of States Experiencing Hottest Year to Date
Through April, this year is the hottest on record for several Southern and Ohio Valley states.
The Overlooked Risk of Levees As Rainfall Rises
Levees pose an often overlooked residual flood threat, and that may only increase with warming.
