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It’s as if Earth is running a controlled scientific experiment to show us, with terrifying detail, what happens when rising global temperatures fuel powerful storms.

Climate change is contributing to hotter heat waves and more damaging storms. When it comes to air travel, these events can lead to delays, cancellations and bumpier skies.

Updated USGS maps show decreased rate of Louisiana land loss. Conservation groups including EDF say urgent action still needed to slow down continued land loss and build new land.

Today, Louisiana’s State Legislature passed SCR1, a resolution approving the 2017 Coastal Master Plan, the state’s blueprint for coastal restoration and protection activities.

EDF statement from Mary Barber, Director, New Jersey Clean Energy

Conservation groups call on Congress to fight to protect GOMESA funding and other Louisiana coastal restoration funding and programs

Louisiana Governor sent a letter outlining the state’s coastal restoration and protection infrastructure priorities, including five projects included in Coastal Master Plan

Firefighting costs are soaring, but if we take action today we can limit the economic impact of wildfires.

NFWF approves nearly $370 million in investments in Gulf Coast restoration, including $245 million dedicated to five coastal restoration projects in Louisiana.

EDF and groups working on Mississippi River Delta restoration urge Congress to include funding for Louisiana coastal restoration, protection in WRDA.

Flooding in Baton Rouge, Louisiana and 11-year anniversary of Hurricane Katrina serve as reminders of increased need for coastal and community resilience, coastal restoration.

I was not surprised when I looked out the airplane window and saw rows of wind turbines spinning against majestic, snow-covered mountains.

Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority releases draft 2017 Annual Plan, includes recommendations for two sediment diversions.

Climate change is making conditions ripe for wildfires to catch and spread.

As I gazed upon the aftermath of the fire, all I could think about was the devastating effects it has had on local ranching families and wildlife. Fortunately, there are steps we can take to restore these scorched landscapes and prevent damaging wildfires in the future, but we have to act fast.

Rising global temperatures are creating weather extremes. Find out why one part of the country gets endless rain while another is going through a drought.

new report shows cost estimates for climate change-induced wildfires, urges inclusion of wildfires in social cost of carbon

Removing some dead trees can generate much needed revenue to stimulate restoration and generate new growth.

The Environmental Protection Agency found that greenhouse gas emissions endanger the public health and welfare of current and future generations.