When Bob Hunter moved from Kansas to the Leyden Rock neighborhood in Arvada, he was partly drawn by the rural nature of the area, the broad views from his duplex, and the surrounding open space. "We’ve got a great view here," said Hunter, as he stood on his deck […] Click here to view original […]

Community resident and farmer Byer Junfin, 37, surveys land and water flow near a Flow Meter Station on February 22, 2023, in Quemado, Texas. "We are living in the new age Dust Bowl era, and we’re surviving it because of the newer technological services now available, but it doesn’t […] Click here to view original

Jay Warner, left, and Mike Bilbo use a boat in their flooded neighborhood on Aug. 30, 2021, in Kiln, Mississippi. Tropical Storm Ida made landfall as a Category 4 hurricane yesterday in Louisiana and brought flooding and wind damage along the Gulf Coast. (Sean Rayford/Getty Images/TNS) You don’t need […] Click here to view original

Passengers head to gates at Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport in early June 2024. An increase in post-pandemic air travel in and out of the Warwick airport is a factor in a nearly 9% rise in greenhouse gas emissions in 2021. (Christopher Shea/Rhode Island Current) After a pandemic […] Click here to view original

Fredrik Lerneryd for « LE MONDE » Subscribers only FeatureThree years of drought have decimated cattle herds in the Samburu region. Herders are now investing in one-humped camels whose highly sought-after milk is increasingly consumed. Lkaraiko Lemalinga looks at her like she’s the goose that lays the golden eggs. […] Click here to view original

A man pulls a boat through a flooded neighborhood in Barataria, La., in August 2021 after Hurricane Ida hit the area, one of several storms that have battered Louisiana in recent years. Amid billions in losses, many insurance companies have left the state or increased premiums. As climate change […] Click here to view original