Demand for climate-conscious home features is growing in the wake of destructive and widespread weather emergencies

The mounting consequences of climate change are forcing many homeowners to weatherproof their homes with more resilient materials

New development projects in Western states like California and Arizona could supply housing for thousands of new residents, but a waning water supply may not sustain them

While some metros are feeling the sting of rising energy costs as a result of climate change and backed up supply chains, others are seeing their progressive climate initiatives paying off

New San Diego housing plans won’t require developers to pay for analysis or mitigation for ‘vehicle miles traveled’

Climate emergencies are becoming a major priority for homeowners in high-risk areas, especially after one of the most destructive years for severe weather on record in 2021

Homes at risk of extreme weather emergencies are becoming harder to insure, forcing some homeowners to accept higher rates, and leaving others entirely without coverage

The truth about carbon-neutral building proves that builders still have a long way to go to combat costly emissions, but with new innovations popping up every day, a net-zero future is in reach

Phoenix is notorious for its hot desert climate, but peaking summer temperatures offer a harrowing glimpse into the future of climate change in Arizona’s capital city.