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We hear stories from two communities building resilience in the wake of serial disasters with Estrella Santiago Pérez and Trathen Heckman.

We established a special Coastal Hazards Organizational Resilience Team, or COHORT, to help boost the ability of coastal communities and Tribes to thrive in the present, adapt to challenges and ...

Educational systems worldwide are increasingly confronted with the impact of natural and human-made crises, including wildfires, immigration enforcement, and community violence, including armed ...

UB faculty have joined forces with People United for Sustainable Housing (PUSH) Buffalo and other community partners to address extreme weather hazards and energy efficiency in Buffalo’s aging housing ...

[Editor’s note: Wildfires in Los Angeles. Hurricanes across Florida and the Southeast. Floods, extreme heat, and severe weather events are no longer rare occurrences—they’re becoming the new normal.

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Tendaji Ya’Ukuu’s (they/them) environmentalism begins not in distant forests or abstract climate data, but on the cracked sidewalks, vacant lots, and neglected green spaces of urban neighborhoods.

In Pakistan, the Sindh Flood Emergency Rehabilitation Project (SFERP) has improved flood protection for 2.3 million people (almost half of whom are women) after the devastating 2022 floods; repaired ...