Rising seas threaten millions of lives and livelihoods in coastal regions, along with untold swaths of vital infrastructure.

A McGill-led study warns that over 100 million buildings in the Global South could face flooding due to rising sea levels if fossil fuel emissions are not curbed.

Rising sea levels could plunge more than 100 million buildings underwater by 2100, scientists have warned. The experts in Canada estimated how many buildings in Africa, Southeast Asia and Central and ...

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Flooding during a Cascadia region earthquake would alter the topography and ecosystems of the coastal region for years to ...

The Town of Osoyoos recently updated its Flood Mitigation Plan, seeing the floodplain level increase by 0.1 metre or four ...

Sea levels will drastically rise and push millions of buildings into danger if the world continues burning fossil fuels, a new report has warned. Researchers have conducted the first-ever large-scale, ...

Two studies noted that current measurements and simulations may not adequately consider processes that retain meltwater.

In the 1990s, climate scientists made bold forecasts about carbon, heat, and storms. Read what science predicted and what ...

Accurate storm surge predictions are critical for giving coastal residents time to evacuate and giving emergency responders ...

Georgia’s state parks have over 600 miles of hiking trails alone, and there are more than 1,800 individual trails identified ...

Hurricanes are America's most destructive natural hazards, causing more deaths and property damage than any other type of ...