A fter nearly two decades of delays and a 2012 superstorm that damaged more than 750 local homes, new flood-mitigation projects are coming to Port Monmouth in Middletown.

The Bayshore Family Success Center, a branch of The Community YMCA, is hosting a Sandy Survivor Resource Fair on Tuesday, June 17, to help families still recovering from Superstorm Sandy. More than...

This week, the National Climate Assessment confirmed what many New Jerseyans already knew: New Jersey is at serious risk from climate disruption. This series of scientific reports began under the...

Superstorm Sandy victims on a waiting list for a major housing program will get grants if they qualify, New Jersey’s House delegation said they were promised Thursday by a top Obama administration...

The state of New Jersey and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are in the process of building protective dunes along the Shore and widening many of its beaches, hoping to protect the coastline more...

The effects of human-induced climate change are being felt in every corner of the United States, scientists reported Tuesday, with water growing scarcer in dry regions, torrential rains increasing in...

According to a new study, New York City’s seawall could be overrun by storm surges every four to five years. And today’s storms are not your grandfather’s storms: Thanks to climate change, they will...

At the Cities for Tomorrow conference hosted by the New York Times on April 22, I sat down with U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Shaun Donovan to get his perspective on the Rebuild...

The pace of construction is picking up at the Jersey Shore as more homeowners receive funding to repair or rebuild their Sandy-damaged homes. But federal officials and flood insurance experts are...

More rainy days, like the one we’re having today, are expected in our long-term future. According to the climate change report and that could mean more flooding.

As more residents of the Jersey Shore receive funding to repair or rebuild their Sandy-damaged homes, the pace of construction is picking up in advance of the summer vacation season. But federal...

Lloyd's of London, the world's oldest and biggest insurance market, has for the first time called on insurers to incorporate climate change into their models.