natural disaster

Kilauea's Lava Flow Is Inching Towards A Potentially Dangerous Site

Lava from the Kilauea volcano is dangerously close to a major geothermal power plant in Hawaii.
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Kilauea’s 12,000 Foot-High Ash Triggers Red Alert

A major volcanic eruption is imminent in Hawaii as clouds of ash climb 12,000 feet in the air and Kilauea’s lava lake dips to dangerously low levels.
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Hawaii’s Kilauea Eruption Is Worsening

Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano is breaking open new fissures, throwing huge boulders, molten rock and toxic fumes, and putting the whole island at risk of a major steam explosion.
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FEMA's Latest Excuse For Why It's No Longer Planning For Climate Change: It Forgot

That clears it up.
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Top Democrat Demands FEMA Explain Why It Cut Climate Change From Strategic Plan

FEMA removed all reference to climate change from its planning document earlier this month.
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FEMA Decides To Stop Taking Climate Change Into Account As It Plans For Future

The U.S. spent a record $306 billion on weather and climate-related disasters in 2017.
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Why Deadly Mudslides Are The Latest Natural Disaster To Plague California

More than a dozen people are dead after mudslides struck Santa Barbara in the middle of the night. Recent wildfires have made the region more susceptible to the natural disaster.
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California’s Wildfires Have Caused Unparalleled Devastation

California's wildfires have caused unparalleled devastation this year, and they’re likely to get worse.
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2017's Hurricanes Tie 100-Year Record

Ten consecutive hurricanes in one season mean that 2017 has matched a 124-year-old record. But there’s still time for another storm to set a new record this year.
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Sheriff Says California Wildfires Have Left 'Ash And Bones' Behind

The death toll in the northern California wildfires has climbed past 30, making them the deadliest in the state’s history. But authorities warn the figure will rise, as they struggle to bring the blaze under control.
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