“Climate change is really about equity and inequality. So almost all of the impacts that we study, we see just really stark dividing lines in who is getting hurt, by how much,” said Tamma Carleton, an assistant professor of environmental…

The record-breaking temperatures have exacted a serious economic toll, with businesses across the region—many still recovering from coronavirus shutdowns—closing their doors, many to keep their employees safe.

As communities in Canada and the U.S. Northwest break heat records, cities long accustomed to dangerous heat have ideas on coping.

How much did climate change contribute to the damage inflicted by Superstorm Sandy? According to new study by researchers from Climate Central, Rutgers University, and Stevens Institute of Technology, the answer is approximately 13% ($8.1 billion) of the $62.7 billion…

In comments submitted this week to the White House Office of Management and Budget, the Climate Impact Lab identifies important factors that the Biden administration should consider in developing updated estimates of the social cost of carbon.