How does climate change threaten your neighborhood? A new map has the details. All 10 of the country’s most at-risk counties are in the South, according to the Climate Vulnerability Index, and ...

Living maps can help us understand our changing world—and take action Natural disasters are becoming stronger and more frequent. Thankfully, new technology is springing up to meet the challenge.

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Irina Marinov, associate professor at the Department of Earth and Environmental Science, leads a research community focused on understanding global climate impacts, risks, and vulnerabilities to ...

Scientists have unveiled a map pinpointing the US regions most at risk from climate change catastrophes, which is especially pertinent as wildfires rip through California, with an iconic LA museum ...

Analysis reveals the Everglades National Park as the site most threatened by climate change in the U.S., with Washington's Olympic National Park also at risk.

Perceptions of vulnerability are affected by the images that are chosen to represent climate change. However, the images that are chosen also reflect our perceptions of who is vulnerable.

A new map has been released by scientists that shows the US regions that are most vulnerable to climate change disasters.

The warming climate is hitting us right in the gut, as new research shows that rising temperatures are taking a toll on the health of our gastrointestinal systems and impacting the food we consume.

The climate crisis is a deceptively political problem, meaning the future of Earth hinges on data — and, depending on how you see it, that data hinges on an unlikely source: space exploration.

Discover how people are at the center of climate change risks, but also at the core of adaptation and mitigation solutions.

In 2025, AI and climate change, two of the biggest societal disruptors we're facing, will collide. In reality, AI’s current “bigger is better” paradigm—epitomized by tech companies ...