At the Venice Architecture Biennale, the focus is on climate change. Adaptation is the new buzzword. How do we design buildings for a world with droughts, floods and heatwaves? The Biennale provides ...

The New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) says it invested $100 million into BATWorks. Posted: May 23, 2025 | Last updated: May 23, 2025 ...

Sulfur from sugarcane crops is contaminating wetlands like this in the Florida Everglades, finds a UC Davis study. (Brett Poulin/UC Davis) Sulfur applied to sugarcane crops in South Florida is flowing ...

In the Everglades, where food is plentiful ... their established breeding populations to the southern portion of the Florida peninsula. However, climate change projections indicating warming ...

As much as 40 percent of it posits that climate change is merely an excuse for some shadowy network of conspirators to control the population and/or bring about “communism.” Given that one in ...

“They would call anytime there is a proposed change in management ... long-term water management in the Everglades. With that, these isles may glow bright with fire once more. Visit Birds Tell Us to ...

More than 700 participants with different stances on climate change—advocates, moderates, and skeptics—were asked to read a number of climate-related articles and assess how hypothetical ...

The experiment was in the U.S., but the illusion that climate action is not popular is global. So imagine dispelling that myth: Such a change, say experts, could be a game-changer, pushing the ...

ISLAMORADA, Fla. — The Everglades are more than just swamps, fan boats and alligators, and restoration efforts affect more than the land between Florida’s east and west coasts. Florida Bay ...

"Apex predator or not, alligators are actually very helpful and they can change the ... and the battle against climate change – than we previously thought." In the Everglades, head-starting ...

The Florida Everglades is a treasured ecosystem ... using modeling tools for understanding the effects of climate change on the CERP, and strengthening adaptive management for CERP decision making.

She has covered climate change and natural disasters extensively. Anna joined Newsweek in 2022 from Current Publishing, a local weekly central Indiana newspaper where she worked as a managing editor.