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NOAA Report Predicts Up to a Foot of Sea Level Rise by 2050

Hydropower’s Role in Increasing Grid Resilience

U.S. Flood Risk Is Underestimated, according to New Study

Climate Change Affecting Lake Evaporation Patterns

Wildfires Could Increase Thirty Percent by 2050, according to UN Report

Climate Change Worsening and Bringing “Unavoidable” Increase in Risks, says UN Report

How Tulsa Transformed from the U.S.’s Most Frequently Flooded City to a National Leader in Stormwater Management and Hazard Risk Reduction

FEMA Hazus Team Releases New and Updated Risk Assessment Tools

Human Actions Accelerating Floods and Droughts, Study Finds

Study Highlights Leak Reduction as a Cost-Effective Tool for Drought Resilience

NOAA Spring Outlook Forecasts Persisting and Expanding Drought in West and Potential Flood Risk