Climate Change

For low-income Americans, the number of homes at risk of flooding could triple by 2050, researchers say. Three Bay Area cities are among the top at-risk communities.

In the wake of the election, our first order of business must be an economic stimulus, and then we need to invest in a green and just recovery.

California Air Resources Board’s resolution shows leadership on the importance of all-electric buildings to meet the state’s climate goals.

We find ourselves at a crossroads for what the future could look like. Now is the time for the rest of the nation to join California in committing to climate action.

The State Water Project’s 1960-era infrastructure is aging and needs to be upgraded to meet the climate challenges ahead in California.

I am often told that college students are cynical. But we are not cynical, and we do work for the change we want to see. That is why I am voting.

Gasoline is a big part of the climate crisis and we must demand that our elected officials achieve big, consistent cuts in gasoline usage.

Leadership and support from business, philanthropic and government entities is critical to help communities deal with climate change.

California needs to move more quickly toward cleaner, safer, more reliable and affordable energy sources.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom has issued another sweeping order on climate change but again, it lacks specificity.