CIRCAD Awarded NSF IUCRC Grant, Set to Launch Industry–University Partnership
Leading scholars and industry experts led the day-long event and engaged with participants about issues and crises faced by their businesses.
The U.S. Global Change Research Program has announced Lydia Olander as one of more than 150 experts who will write the first-ever National Nature Assessment.
Just as Underwriters Laboratory was set up to make electricity safe for the world, insurers have a huge opportunity (and responsibility) with climate change.
There’s an unfortunate reality at the heart of the discussion on climate justice: Investments aimed at building the resilience of climate-vulnerable communities are falling woefully short
YouTube video, hear from authors of the National Climate Resilience Framework, state officials, and other critical implementation partners.
The state Labor Department issued a $187,509 fine against Barnes Farming six months after a migrant worker died harvesting sweet potatoes on a 90-plus degree day.
Duke symposium launches public-private research effort on managing climate risks
Speakers from across financial backgrounds came together to discuss the role of risk science and the insurance sector in assessing and managing climate risks and implementing climate resilience solutions.
A new initiative will bring top thought leaders on climate change to Duke University to share insights and expertise, sparking discussion and action.
IRIS affiliates were recently awarded funding to further the US Army Corps of Engineers’ ongoing efforts to strengthen the resilience of critical infrastructure systems in the Savannah River basin.
Francis Bouchard's residency will focus on the insurance sector’s role in addressing the climate crisis.
