Climate Change

Year in Review: Our Favorite Next City Stories From 2023

Ana Fuentes speaks on stage to a crowd of people

Why We Continue the Fight for Environmental Justice

Aerial view of Babcock Ranch Florida, with solar panels on roofs of buildings

What We Can Learn From One Florida Community About Climate Resilience

People bicycle in New York City street

The Weekly Wrap: In Police Searches, New York Bicyclists To Be Held to the Same Standard As Drivers

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The Black Churches Lifting Up Climate Resilience

The Community-Driven Climate Solutions Making a Difference

View of buildings and body of water in Coronado Beach, San Diego County, California

The Weekly Wrap: A California City Was Sued for Not Zoning for Affordable Housing

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The Weekly Wrap: New York City Only Has 400 Legal Short-Term Rentals

What Sunrise El Paso Learned From Its Historic Youth-Led Climate Charter Campaign

The National Flood Insurance Program Is Broken. Here’s How To Fix It.

A pararescueman assigned to the New York Air National Guard pushes an elderly man toward the HH-60 Pave Hawk helicopter in Houston area, August 30, 2017.

Disaster Relief Often Leaves Disabled People Behind. Disabled First Responders Are Changing That.

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These Cities Are Depaving for a Cooler Future

View looking east on Ybor City's main street

More Cities Address ‘Shade Deserts’ As Extreme Heat Triggers Health Issues

Are CDFIs the Key to Bolstering Economic Opportunity in Puerto Rico?

Elderly Asian Couple Walking on the Street

Developers Can Use Social Infrastructure To Build Climate Resilience

How Government Agencies Can Maximize Our Historic Fight Against Climate Change

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