As government scrambles to respond to lead contamination, an array of groups step up to offer relief
In new study, 59 percent of African-American residents say Louisiana has ‘mostly not recovered’ since Hurricane Katrina
Despite the agency’s attempts to account for bigger storms, its outdated rules leave communities unprepared for disaster
FEMA is issuing guidelines demanding states consider climate change when planning for disasters or risk losing funding
Thousands of Sandy's victims are left without federal aid, and still waiting on money from New York and New Jersey
Kansas City to once again receive funds under FEMA program for cities deemed to have a high risk for terror attacks.
President's confidence in fracking, expressed in his State of the Union address, has Appalachians worried
Commentary: I found my home, like the island, not so much destroyed as decaying from the onrush of nature
In the wake of Superstorm Sandy, the tech community hacked its way to disaster relief
