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The Teton River Got a Second Chance. Let’s Not Squander It.
For many Idahoans, the Teton River is forever linked to one fateful day: June 5, 1976.
That morning, the Teton Dam catastrophically failed during...
Check out the brand-new hurricane ‘cone of uncertainty’ graphics arriving this season » Yale Climate Connections
by Bob Henson, Yale Climate Connections May 29, 2026
It might have seemed exotic when it first appeared, but the forecast “cone of uncertainty”...
Enhancing International Cooperation on Climate and Trade through the Lens of the Global Stocktake
Trade policy is emerging as a critical tool for accelerating global climate action. The growing intersection of climate and trade policy could present...
Rethinking Dam Safety in America
The broken dam
In a small village in the Catskill Mountains, the century-old Lake Jefferson Dam still stands, crumbling.
This seemingly innocuous dam has the...
– Oceana USA
The abundant and diverse ocean waters off California are home to both extraordinary wildlife and essential fisheries that provide jobs, economic stability, and quality of life for thousands of people.
Unfortunately, about 10 years ago, one iconic California fishery found itself in a...
