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Historic discriminatory planning processes such as redlining have an ongoing environmental impact in many communities of color. RAND researchers examined environmental justice initiatives in communities across the United States to identify common factors and lessons learned.

New portal is aligned with the Biden Administrations efforts to address the climate crisis and make communities across America more resilient to climate change. #pressrelease

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We are in a build-destroy-rebuild-destroy cycle, and there will be a day — maybe this is it — when we should rethink how and when we rebuild.

“We're trying to make it easy for non-experts to find and use decision-relevant federal data to map and understand their exposure to climate-related hazards,” says Tom DiLiberto, a climate scientist at the NOAA Climate Program Office.

“We're trying to make it easy for non-experts to find and use decision-relevant federal data to map and understand their exposure to climate-related hazards,” says Tom DiLiberto, a climate scientist at the NOAA Climate Program Office.

I dived to the ocean's deepest point. I've seen how crucial it is to map every corner of our warming planet.

Extreme weather and other natural disasters can bring a community to its knees. But journalists can be part of what gets it standing again — or even foresee the risk … if they’ve got the right resources. The latest Reporter’s Toolbox takes a close look at two federal products that could be a good starting point, along with several others worth a try.

This article outlines pertinent legal and policy climate change developments in the United States during the past week. These include the launch of a new climate-related hazards website, a new roadmap to reduce carbon dioxide emissions in the country's most energy-intensive sectors, and the proposed removal of Virginia from the regional greenhouse gas initiative.

A new website just launched that shows climate dangers in our communities and how to combat them.