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Balmy days in February can cost us big down the road. Just ask a farmer.

A Q&A with Shaquille Jones, the New Yorker who pitched in to save lives as a destructive winter storm ripped through his community.

On its debut day, the new streaming service treated climate as a separate issue, instead of acknowledging the way global warming drives the severe weather it covers.

The same fossil fuel industry whose emissions helped intensify the storm also modified the Louisiana coastline to make it more vulnerable to flooding.

Cable news’s traditional home for climate denialism and political radicalism is going to make a right-wing run at the Weather Channel.

Covid-19 pushed many outdoors. Will they use their newfound environmental awareness for good?

Like Katrina before it, Hurricane Laura has exposed disturbing inequalities—and the rest of the nation’s fundamental indifference.

After Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, Glorynel Ojeda Matos moved her family to Arizona and began a Ph.D. in sustainability studies.

Dave Mackey was trapped in his home on Grand Bahama island when Hurricane Dorian struck. He knows it won’t be long before the next storm.

KerryAnn Laufer lost her home in 2019’s Kincade Fire. Here's what she learned.

What interviews with flood, wildfire, and drought survivors can teach us about how to live amid the threat of climate change

Whether in a pandemic or a hurricane, inequality and underfunded infrastructure are bad for disaster preparedness.

The dual threat of late-season river flooding and early-season hurricanes is a sign of things to come for our warming world.

Climate change is making weather more extreme, and these two veteran photojournalists were on the frontlines in 2018.

A historic storm is passing over a remote U.S. territory with thousands of American citizens. Sound familiar?

Weeks after Hurricane Michael caught Florida off guard, another unexpected monster is heading toward Mexico.