Daniel is a reporter covering climate adaptation for Climatewire. He joined E&E in 2003 and has held reporting and editing positions with several E&E News publications. Before joining E&E, he worked as a newspaper, wire service and magazine journalist in Alabama and Maryland. He is a graduate of the University of Minnesota and the University of Alabama, and was a Knight Fellow in Specialized Journalism at the University of Maryland.
People with physical disabilities are among the most vulnerable to climate change, yet scant attention has been paid to their unique challenges, according to a letter published in the journal Science.
Storm surge and rising seas threaten homes across coastal communities. But a community's response to those risks is influenced by multiple factors, including geography, property values, socioeconomic status and racial diversity.
A surge of young voters propelled Democrat Indya Kincannon to victory in the race for mayor of Knoxville, Tenn., proving that a progressive platform on the environment is not a campaign killer in red states across the South and Midwest.
Atlantic Coast communities face higher flood risk this fall as unusually high tides push seawater into low-lying coastal areas, threatening tens of millions of people and billions of dollars in infrastructure.
Indya Kincannon is running for mayor of Knoxville, Tenn., on a platform focused on climate change, renewables and energy efficiency.