Renewable Energy Standards boost jobs.
Are jobs in renewable energy risky? Not if your state has high renewable energy requirements. For. . .
Effects of climate change: an excellent summary
Save time, save money. Don’t buy my book. I can’t tell you how exciting it is to. . .
Will Washington still spend for climate resilience?
The federal government may no longer help to slow global warming. Will they continue to pay to. . .
First casualty of warming: state and local tax revenues
You couldn’t design a tax system more vulnerable to global warming. Florida has no income tax.. . .
A Chief Resilience Officer in your city’s future?
The difference between municipal lip service and actually creating a climate-proof city . . . . .. . .
Advocacy, turning from prevention to protection?
Mitigation hit a wall Tuesday. Climate hawks may shift their focus to Adaptation. Two days after the. . .
Adapting to the climate in Washington
Slowing climate change became far less likely last night. But there are still ways to protect ourselves from its. . .
Is public transportation deprecated?
Some measures to climate-proof our lives will need government. But for transportation, it’s likely to be the opposite. When. . .
Finally, official flood-mapping looks ahead
Flood maps aren’t just for mortgage lenders anymore. They’re for planners (like you and me). Thousands of. . .
An Airbnb for vegetable gardens
Growing your own vegetables is – growing! And doing so with others is growing even faster.. . .
Fighting drought in, yes, New England
Drought from falling aquifers is mostly in the West, right? Not this year! Check out some. . .
Matthew reminds us: flood insurance rates set to jump
Washington’s flood insurance “relief” bill expires September 2017. Good for taxpayers; scary for housing markets. A while. . .
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