Tornadoes, wildfires, tropical cyclones and sea level rise are all on the list of dangers made worse by climate change.

We will not win the endless war on fire by spending and treating more areas,” said Dominick DellaSala, chief scientist at Wild Heritage.

Photojournalism is essential to our understanding of major natural disasters and the effects of climate change — but that's a ...

As in most things property insurance, California is chasing its political foil on the East Coast, Florida, which has had a public, university-developed hurricane catastrophe model for nearly two ...

In an average year, approximately 7,000 acres of New Jersey's forests are consumed by fire. The Jones Road Wildfire blew past ...

From tornadoes and floods to wildfires and cyclones, the toll on human life and property has been severe, with regions around ...

Last year was a record year for wildfires in Oregon, as 1.93 million acres were burned, surpassing the old record of 1.2 million acres, set in 2012. Is this a byproduct of the warmer and drier climate ...

Slowing human-caused climate change requires decisive action, but the slow upward creep of global temperatures contributes to ...

These documentaries explore everything from the rise of the antiregulatory movement, to the choices people face when their homes are threatened by rising seas.

Greece is preparing to face another wildfire season by deploying a record number of firefighters after last year's ...

The Senate Judiciary Committee spiked a bill to let wildfire victims sue oil companies over climate change. Labor unions, not ...

After surviving a hurricane, a North Carolina man lost his home to wildfire. His story reveals a growing crisis fueled by climate change, storm debris, and firefighter shortages.