Government Report - Earthquakes Cost the United States $14.7 Billion Annually

Study: “Once In A Century” Precipitation Events Could Occur Up to Once Every 30 Years by End of Century

Flash Droughts Overtaking Conventional Droughts as Climate Change Continues

Heavy Rain in Fort Lauderdale Last Week Led to 1-in-1,000-Year Flood

Federal Government Report Provides Options to Protect the Sustainability of the Colorado River

Forecast for 2023 Atlantic Hurricane Season Predicts Below-Average Activity

Western United States’ Drought Requires Well-Researched Solutions

Study: Southeast and Gulf Coasts’ Experiencing Higher than Average Sea Level Rise

Wildfires Have Significant Impact on Snowmelt, According to Two Studies

Climate Change Could Increase Risk of Hurricanes Along U.S. Coasts, New Research Finds

NASA Creates First Model That Can Predict Global Impact of Space Storms in a Timely Manner

New Report Reveals Hurricane Ian’s Power and Destructiveness