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There’s a building boom in flood zones as climate change brings more rain, damage
Abel Gobea has a dream gig, he’s a head chef cultivating the Central Valley’s abundant harvest into culinary cuisine for guests. And, there’s one other big perk to his job.
Some big questions have been clarified since April 2020, when the Army Corps of Engineers first unveiled plans for an 8-mile-long wall around peninsular Charleston to help protect the historic city from a hurricane’s storm surge. But many important ones have not, and we must continue to seek answers.
California is poised to launch a groundbreaking program to buy vulnerable beachfront houses that could be rented out until rising ocean levels make them too dangerous to live in.
A federal grant will help recover and strengthen the state’s shellfish industry, which suffered immensely during the pandemic, according to the University of Connecticut Sea Grant program.
The back-to-nature trend is leading to tricky terrain. How heavy are hiker footprints becoming in pristine wilderness areas – and who has the right to make them?
Officials broke ground on one of the largest mangrove restoration projects in the state Friday just off San Marco Road at Fruit Farm Creek near Marco Island.
(CNN) Hurricane Ida devastated Ironton, Louisiana, as it made its deadly march inland, with powerful flood waters that knocked homes off their foundations, swamped buildings with several feet of water and swept caskets out of their tombs, scattering them around the community.
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