The Insurance Institute for Business & Home Safety examined building policies in 18 Atlantic and Gulf Coast states and found that despite the increasing severity of natural disasters, many of those states have relaxed their approach to codes — or have yet to impose any whatsoever.

The Federal Emergency Management Agency has stripped the words 'climate change' from the document meant to guide its actions over the next four years.

A report released by the National Institute of Building Sciences found that every $1 the federal government spends on mitigation projects reduces future costs by an average of $6.

A report released by the National Institute of Building Sciences found that every $1 the federal government spends on mitigation projects reduces future costs by an average of $6.

More frequent and intense wildfires are making it harder for homeowners to find and keep insurance in California, a state regulator warned Thursday.

Louisiana is finalizing a plan to move thousands of people from areas threatened by the rising Gulf of Mexico.

The group advised local officials on making buildings, communications, energy systems, transportation and water more able to withstand severe weather and climate change.

The Trump administrations proposed $12 billion initiative to reduce future flood damage met with skepticism in Congress.