Christopher Scott, a professor in Pennsylvania State University’s ecosystem science and management department, explained how recent severe weather events are connected to climate change.

As climate change accelerates, Ohio’s cities and counties are bracing for a wide range of costly impacts. They span nearly ...

The National Weather Service has issued an unprecedented number of flood warnings, with recent catastrophic events claiming ...

The term "100-year flood" implies that the event is a rare occurrence; however, dozens of such storms have inundated the ...

Tourism is also affected, with changes in seasonal activities. Warmer and shorter winters are making it harder to sell skiing ...

Days after flash flooding turned some D.C. and Montgomery County streets into small rivers and walking trails into ponds, ...

Flooding, the most common climate hazard, has significantly increased in frequency and magnitude due to climate change, affecting over 1.65 billion people globally from 2000 to 2019.

While climate change is not solely responsible for causing the recent flash floods across the country, here's how it does influence these events and their impact.

First Street, a research firm that studies the impact of climate change, projects in an analysis released Monday that foreclosures across the U.S. caused by flooding, wind and other weather ...

I want you to act as if the house is on fire, because it is. — Greta Thunberg, Swedish activist *** Children are uniquely ...

Climate change is raising the risk of dangerous flooding, especially in coastal communities. For some towns on the Jersey Shore, the most practical solution is raising homes off the ground.

Climate change will impact and has already impacted Ohioans' health, finances and lifestyle. Sandy Crawford is used to flooding. She has lived in New Richmond, a village of around 4,000 people on ...