Joe Raedle/Getty Images July 16, 2024 Ask a Scientist: What Happens When Sea Level Rise Comes for Public Housing? Guest Commentary
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National Interagency Fire Center/Flickr July 8, 2021 We’re in a Climate Crisis. Congress Must Go Big on Climate Action Now. Rachel Cleetus Policy Director
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EsbenS/Pixabay May 17, 2019 California’s Infrastructure Earns a C-. We Need More Equitable and Climate-Safe Infrastructure Now Jamesine Rogers Gibson Former Contributor
Photo: John Rogers May 14, 2019 Three Ways Federal Infrastructure Policy Can Speed Up Our Clean Energy Transition Sam Gomberg Senior Analyst
Photo: Kai Schreiber./CC BY-SA (Flickr) January 17, 2019 Three Climate Priorities the New Congress Can Actually Deliver On Rob Cowin Former Contributor
NASA November 23, 2018 New National Climate Assessment Shows Climate Change is a Threat to our Economy, Infrastructure and Health Rachel Cleetus Policy Director
September 5, 2018 Climate-Safe Infrastructure for All: California Working Group Report Provides Comprehensive Recommendations Jamesine Rogers Gibson Former Contributor
Photo: UCS July 27, 2018 Energy Storage Should Be an Urgent National Priority Rob Cowin Former Contributor
The wildfires in northern California in 2017 destroyed more than 8,000 structures, exacerbating the existing housing crisis and creating a jobs shortage for low-income workers, especially farmworkers, domestic workers, and workers in the tourism industry. Photo: National Guard February 13, 2018 Why Climate Change and Equity Matter for Infrastructure: An Interview with Chione Flegal of PolicyLink Jamesine Rogers Gibson Former Contributor
Photo: Wikimedia Commons January 26, 2018 Infrastructure in the Trump Congress: We Must Build for the Future, Not the Past Rob Cowin Former Contributor
Fire in southern California in 2007 put power infrastructure at risk. Photo: Tim Williams. CC-BY-2.0 (Wikimedia) November 20, 2017 Climate change is here. Can California's infrastructure handle it? Jamesine Rogers Gibson Former Contributor
Aerial photo released by the California Department of Water Resources, showing the damaged spillway with eroded hillside in Oroville May 19, 2017 Infrastructure Spending Is Coming. Climate Change Tells Us to Spend Wisely Jamesine Rogers Gibson Former Contributor