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Nearly half of U.S. homeowners say climate risk could push them to move, according to a new Kin Homeownership Trends study.

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The kind of cold the country is enduring this week is harsher than usual. Thousands of tourists stranded after unexpected ...

For more than eight years, Shoreman-Ouimet and a multidisciplinary team at UConn have been examining extreme weather ...