"Today, the land that has sustained us for generations is vanishing before our eyes."
In this rainy year, enough water to serve more than a half-million people has already been saved to groundwater storage. But more could be saved
Imagine a hailstorm seriously batters your home. Your roof, siding and car are all damaged. Now you’re facing the stress and frustration of making repairs. T...
No matter where you might own property, preparing for storms is critical.
Climate change is about much more than polar bears – it is about the lives of millions of children around the world who are at risk of climate related disasters – such as storms, floods and droughts. On World Water Day, we kicked off a virtual #ClimateChain campaign, with people around the world standing untied for action and protecting the futures of children. The effects of climate change are first felt through water – through droughts, floods or storms. When these disasters hit…
The L-shaped building is oriented toward the river to take advantage of natural light even in winter.
There’s little worse than waking up after a big storm, but armed with the right information, your claim and clean up will be a (relative) breeze.
Weather extremes can result in costly home repairs. A flood restoration expert gives tips to help protect homes from spring storm and water damage.
You find storm damage, after a storm, what do you do? How do you report it? Who do you report it to?
In response to disasters like Superstorm Sandy, engineers are developing new building codes and tools to calculate the value of upgrades. National policy should encourage builders to use these tools.
Use our Home Maintenance Checklist to learn how to inspect your home for potential damage after a heavy storm visits your area.
Do these simple tasks before severe weather hits to help minimize or even prevent costly damage to your home
Hurricane season can be a daunting time of year. RTK Environmental offers tips that may be able to minimize and even avoid flooding and damage to your home.
The Better Business Bureau warns about “storm chasers” who take advantage of people trying to get repairs done on their homes.
If your home has experienced storm damage, learn what to do next. 1. Call your insurance agent Cost: $0 Time: ASAP The sooner you act the better. Contact your insurance agent or insurer as soon as you can. Provide a general description of the damage and have your policy number handy if possible. Write down the adjuster’s…
What do you do if your home is damaged during a storm? Don’t despair—help is available. But act quickly, as many insurance companies have a time limit on filing a claim—and some require you to do it almost immediately after a storm occurs.
When storms strike, so do contractor scams. HouseLogic has tips and advice to help you avoid becoming a victim of both a natural disaster and a scam.
Copenhagen isn’t built to handle the extreme weather it’s already experiencing. So designers are tossing out traditional ideas of city sewers and finding new, creative ways to redirect storm water.
Shortly, yes. Business properties are insured just like private properties and, in case of a natural disaster, owners are perfectly entitled to file a
Recovering after storm damage is stressful. Follow these tips to make the process smoother.
Wastewater crews are working to deal with standing water as snow melts