Insurers are deserting homeowners as climate disasters worsen, leading to a cascading impact on property ownership. The story of Richard D. Zimmel from the outskirts of Silver City, New Mexico, exemplifies the challenges faced by many Americans in securing their homes amidst environmental threats. The Insurance Letter That Changed Everything Last week, Mr. Zimmel received

Roughly 2,000 years ago, the Roman Empire was at its peak, thriving in Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa. It was a time of relative stability and prosperity known as the Pax Romana. However, beneath this facade of grandeur lurked a silent threat – lead pollution. The empire’s economy heavily relied on silver coinage,

— The Panama Canal has long been a vital link connecting distant lands and fostering global trade, but recent developments have stirred up ecological tremors. Night had descended over the Panama Canal as two intrepid scientists embarked on a mission. The symphony of the jungle enveloped them—the gentle hum of insects, the distant calls of

One of President Biden’s boldest moves in the fight against climate change was the creation of a groundbreaking tax credit for renewable energy sources. This initiative, designed to attract support from various industries, aims to accelerate the transition towards cleaner electricity production and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The upcoming implementation of these lucrative tax credits

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, a vast expanse of pristine wilderness in the far reaches of Alaska, has long been a battleground between conservationists and proponents of oil exploration. Recently, the refuge made headlines when it failed to attract any bids for drilling rights during a government auction. The Quiet Auction In a surprising turn