Climate Change and Environment

All states should have their own climate corps program.

The National Flood Insurance Program and FAIR Plans share a common history and were created in response to insurance crises in the 1960s.

Nearly 80 low- and middle-income countries are considered by international institutions as being in or at risk of debt distress.

The National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is a program run by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, and it provides flood insurance to at-risk homeowners and businesses in over 20,000 participating communities across the US

With more and more disasters occurring across the U.S., now is the time to discuss the long-term role of the federal government in helping survivors recover.

The federal government just reached a historic deal with California, Arizona, and Nevada to provide cities, irrigation districts, and tribal governments with around $1.2 billion to temporarily use less water from the Colorado River.

As EU member states withdraw from the Energy Charter Treaty en masse, developing economies should call for an overhaul of many more investment treaties.

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) imposes additional fees on loans to its most indebted middle-income borrowers, on top of regular interest payments and service fees.

New data from the Census and Department of Housing and Urban Development on housing permits and starts show an uptick in activity.

In the Future Actions section of the California Coastal Commission’s Draft Sustainability Principles, the commission needs to consider the housing crisis contained within its purview and beyond the coastal regions.