Climate change is threatening heritage sites the world over, as shown by these three stories plucked at random from major Western news outlets in recent months.

Climate change is at the forefront of most development conversations these days, and green policies are all about protecting real estate and people — not necessarily preserving the charm. Skip ...

Climate-challenged World Heritage sites. These findings inspired me to explore global, people-centered approaches to preservation and the international policies governing them. Climate change ...

Going greener: Can historic preservation and climate initiatives ever play nice? Climate change is at the forefront of most development conversations these days, and green policies are all about ...

SEN. Loren Legarda on Monday urged fellow lawmakers to ensure that the laws they crafted reflect an unwavering commitment to ...

Minority rights and climate change are inextricably linked to one another, and we cannot win the fight against climate change without recognizing the benefits that indigenous populations around the ...

The United States has over 570 national wildlife refuges, and they face growing dangers from climate change, pollution, ...

Analysis Potential Tensions Between New York's Climate Change Laws and Historic Preservation Laws Doing everything reasonably possible to reduce GHG emissions will require many tradeoffs, and the ...

Starting this fall, public school students in the Garden State are the first nationwide required to learn about climate change and its impacts on human society, as part of new standards adopted by ...

In Virginia, however, the proliferation of utility-scale solar power plants — also known as “solar farms” — poses one of the greatest challenges to this partnership in the 21st century.