Most U.S. cities have experienced an increase in the average number of mosquito disease danger days each year. El Paso's increase was larger than most, raising risks of West Nile infections.
Rising costs from flooding and erosion are prompting Americans, military bases and government agencies to opt for more natural alternatives.
Air conditioning is becoming more vital as temperatures rise, pushing up utility bills and putting comfortable levels of cooling out of the reach of some.
As climate change fuels large wildfires, the pollution they're releasing is making Americans sick and undermining decades of progress in cleaning the air.
The federal government has provided less than half of what Louisiana says it needs to recover from last year's deadly rainstorm.
New Jersey's working class are forgotten as federal government funds fixes for wealthier neighbors.
Climate change is now a centerpiece of the National Park Service’s visitor outreach strategy (though that may change under president-elect Trump).
We have a huge stake in the present and future health of national parks because ultimately, these cherished places are a reflection of who we are as individuals, and as a nation.