Federal Financial Resources for Disaster Mitigation and Resilience in the U.S. Water Sector

Many More American Properties at Risk of Severe Flooding than Previously Understood, according to New Model

Report on Extreme Heat Impacts to Utility Staff and Infrastructure

Higher Building Code Standards Save the Nation $1.6 Billion Annually, according to FEMA Study

The Emerging Global Risk of Aging Large Dams

WMDs, Cyber Attacks, and Public Infrastructure Failures among Top Threats in Annual Risk Report

Extremely Low Moisture Levels in California Vegetation May Contribute to Challenging Wildfire Season

Study Finds Climate Change Accelerates Drainage of Rare Elements, Posing Potential Challenge to Potable Water

New Study Examines Water Management in a Low-to-No-Snow Future

Sequential Extreme Weather Events Expected to Increase in the Gulf Coast, Shortening Time for Infrastructure Repairs

Texas-Sized Simulation Shows How a Smart Electric Grid Could Improve Power Resilience

Historically Rare Hurricanes Like Harvey and Florence Will Become Much More Common in the Future, according to New Research