The damage suffered by Houston, Tampa and Miami is not an anomaly. It is the beginning of the end.

Hurricane Harvey has upended lives and left enormous property damage — and raises deep questions about America’s economic system and politics.

In New York’s most troubled neighborhoods, Service Year members are teaching their neighbors environmental sustainability — all the while learning essential job skills for the workforce.

The courts may have to do what too many of our elected officials have so far failed to do: acknowledge scientific reality.

The effects of climate change are already upon us. Here's what the 2020s and 2030s will look like if we fail to change things.

What do those deep in the battle think was won or lost at Paris?

Here's a roundup from our "While He Was Tweeting" series.

Emergency preparedness and national security — core government functions — are taking a backseat to his "big, beautiful wall."

In mid-August, the administration moved to gut a necessary initiative to guarantee the flood resilience of infrastructure.

Climate scientist Katharine Hayhoe reflects on the recent rare 15 minutes of fame for a new 600+ page government report on the state of climate science and it's impact on you and me right now.