A freeze on federal funds isn't stopping the creation of a climate strategy in Rhode Island, but it is making it more challenging.

Experts testify to legislators that insurers are pulling out of coastal areas in RI and raising costs because of risks exacerbated by climate change.

Martha’s Vineyard has seen the third-highest rate of dropped homeowners’ insurance of any community in the country, according ...

NORTH KINGSTOWN − The fate of $600 million in federal funding for Rhode Island highway projects, including the westbound ...

A group of 19 students majoring in landscape architecture and ocean engineering are seeking ways to defend Mackerel Cove from ...

Marc Dunkelman is a fellow in international and public affairs at Brown University’s Watson Institute, and one of the ...

Concepts ranging from floating communities to elevated over-water bike paths populate the final exhibition of a ...

The world's biggest iceberg — a wall of ice the size of Rhode Island — is lumbering ... more frequently because of human-caused climate change, said British Antarctic Survey physical ...

SYDNEY — Fourteen Pacific island nations will receive $107 million to adapt their tuna-dependent economies as climate change pushes the fish farther from their shores, the Green Climate Fund ...

The Rhode Island Executive Climate Change Coordinating Council voted this week to approve the transfer, if needed, of $225,000 in state funds to pay the consultants and other groups that have been ...