Federal Partners Work to Advance Predictive Modeling of Wildfires

Western Wildfires Continue to Impact Critical Infrastructure, including the Water Sector - Updated September 6, 2022

Active 2022 Wildfire Season Amidst Worsening Drought Conditions

UN Report Warns of Increasing Droughts, Encourages Mitigation through Ecological Solutions and Other Measures

Study Highlights Benefits of Ecological Flood Protection Compared to Traditional Methods

2020 Dam Failures in Central Michigan Were “Foreseeable” and “Preventable,” according to Final Report

New Model Estimates Wildfire Risk by Property, Reveals Increasing Threat to the U.S.

Wildfire Season Starts Early as Climate Change Fuels Combustible Conditions

Conditions in the Gulf of Mexico Portend Potential for Supercharged Hurricanes

Study Finds U.S. Forests Provide 83 Million People with Half their Water, Revealing Additional Wildfire Impacts on the Sector

AT&T Releases New Climate Change Data to Provide Insights on Future Wildfires and Droughts

FEMA Report on 2020 Michigan Dam Failures Identifies Actions Operators and Communities Can Take for Emergencies