OPINION | Rising premiums and shrinking coverage aren’t inevitable—they’re the cost of inaction. Here's what insurance companies and governments should do about
OPINION: In the face of wildfires and floods, more cities are measuring the financial value of natural assets like wetlands and forests.
OPINION | Municipalities and businesses must work with the water cycle to bring water back into our landscapes, (un)paving the way to
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Many municipalities have not updated flood maps created in the 1970s in fear that revisions could expose them to liability for damages
A week after Hurricane Dorian barrelled toward the east coast of Canada, the full cost of damage to homes and properties up
This story was originally published in Ensia. The outer defensive wall of what is expected to be the world’s most expensive nuclear
Ottawa is most ready, Halifax is most vulnerable in a world where flooding events are expected to become more frequent and intense
While finding a direct link between climate change and flooding events has proven a complex exercise, a new multi-country study published in the Hydrological