August 8, 2023 — Editor’s note: This story is part of a collaboration that includes the Institute for Nonprofit News, Borderless, Ensia, Planet Detroit, Sahan Journal, and Wisconsin Watch, as well as ...

change affects her home city of Detroit. Dream Hampton explores water as a force of harmony and devastation as climate change affects her home city of Detroit. null Supported by Dream Hampton ...

Extreme rainfall events like Detroit’s historic flood in 2021 are growing more common because of climate change. The floods of years past will likely be dwarfed by the deluges of the future ...

The Detroit River has served as an economically significant waterway ... ecotoxicologist at Environment and Climate Change Canada Shane DeSolla said that several sentinel species were ...

Push your local officials to prioritize addressing the local impacts of the climate crisis. Climate change touches everything: health, housing, jobs, infrastructure. We can’t afford to stay quiet.

With plans for athletes to swim the Seine River through the heart of Paris, Olympic organizers essentially bet against climate change's extreme weather. Now it's looking like they'll lose — by ...

Justice & Health Climate Costs Imperil Unique, Diverse Detroit Neighborhood In the so-called Venice of Detroit, "what was made here in the 1800s isn’t working anymore." ...