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This study investigates the impacts of wildfires on down-stream flood discharge in 30 Californian watersheds, finding positive correlations were between the enhancement in discharge volume and the percentage of burned watershed area.

This report evaluates 32 major U.S. public pension funds’ proxy voting responses to climate change.

The authors study the association of disaster displacement with household food insufficiency in the United States.

This study explores how smaller cities in California plan for extreme heat, revealing gaps in planning capacity and preparedness.

This U.S.-based report provides risk assessment frameworks and testing strategies to curb COVID-19 transmission in K-12 schools, aiming to protect health while ensuring safe in-person learning through evidence-based mitigation and testing protocols.

A study in Charleston County, SC, applies active learning to accelerate and enhance compound flood risk assessments, reducing computation and improving damage accuracy by addressing multiple interacting flood drivers and sea level rise.

The report reveals how U.S. corporate utilities fuel climate chaos and inequality through fossil fuel expansion, shutoffs during extreme heat, and opposition to renewables, worsening risks like heatwaves and wildfires across multiple states.

Using the National Emergency Medical Services Information System (NEMSIS) data from 2021 to 2023, this study compares heat-related illness (HRI) in urban and rural areas of the U.S.