They aren't listed in government databases, they don't become national disasters, and they aren't given names like Harvey and Irma.

Taxpayers could be forced to spend billions of dollars to bail out the federal government's flood program as private-sector insurers begin covering homes with little risk of flooding while clustering peril-prone properties in the indebted public program.

A nonpartisan federal watchdog agency assailed the Trump administration's response to climate change in a damaging new report that criticized President Trump's reversal of environmental policies imposed by President Obama.

California is moving to require telecommunications companies to maintain service during disasters so residents and emergency officials can use their phones to talk and send text messages when electricity is out.

Rising sea levels could displace tens of millions of people around the world, destabilize Asian countries and tax the U.S. military, a group of climate and security experts said yesterday at a climate forum in Washington, D.C.