Do political beliefs create a more climate-proof hometown?
Red town. Blue town. Is there a difference? Many hometowns across America face physical threats –. . .
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The first big climate cost most of us will feel
Recently, city officials in Springfield, Ohio forecast water and sewer rates to increase 40% in three years. That. . .
Climate protection litigation: more effective than activism
Washington and state and local governments are slow to act. Your local courthouse may be your best hope. . .
Can climate resilience infrastructure be public/private projects?
No. Washington’s current infrastructure philosophy is unsuited for our climate resilience needs. It’s October and, like me, you. . .
Renting – smooth the search for a climate-proof hometown
Relocating is a big step. Renting can break it into two – or more – steps. Four hurricanes. . .
Keep your solar panels close by
The closer solar panels are to you, the more you save. Heat-driven demand for electricity is. . .
Floating structures. Sustainable? Or not so much?
We can safeguard a structure from sea level rise. Why not a climate-proof neighborhood? Swale, an open-to-all garden on. . .
Millennials, we’re putting our good life on your tab. Thanks.
Can a family protect its kids if the nation doesn’t choose to? This study tells us a 21-year-old. . .
Coastal living becoming doubly risky?
Relief for victims of hurricane Sandy suggests coastal residents are likely to see too little too. . .
Climate-proofing a community of 300-year-old homes
Colonial settlers naturally built their town by the shore. Do we have a shot at climate-proofing a community. . .
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