that some changes could make sense. Climate change and demographic shifts putting homes, infrastructure and other assets in more vulnerable places are increasing the costs of disasters in those areas.

When dramatic disasters like wildfires and hurricanes ... They "offered explanations that seemed to make sense of the things that I was struggling with," said Blondeau. They also validated ...

With the cost of innovation collapsing rapidly, more disruptions will follow, making news on the way to perfecting agentic AI ...

A proposal to eliminate the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is gaining ground. Some officials in Florida are ...

The same idea ... disasters, but there is one stakeholder that is not paying: the fossil fuel industry, which makes the product that is fueling the climate change,” Wiener said at a Monday news ...

The bill that would outlaw abandoning a pet outside during a natural disaster — prompted by a viral video of a bull terrier rescued last year ahead of an approaching hurricane — passed its first ...

President Donald Trump promised voters an administration that wouldn’t waste precious American lives and taxpayer treasure on ...

On Monday, one of Trump’s first moves could make the problem worse ... residents just tended to have worse outcomes after these disasters,” said Steve Billings, a professor at the University ...

The same idea should apply ... "We are all paying for these disasters, but there is one stakeholder that is not paying: the fossil fuel industry, which makes the product that is fueling the climate ...

From picking up trash to serving meals at a soup kitchen, volunteering is often associated with acts of kindness that require ...