(AP Photo/Wayne Parry, File)Mayors and lawmakers unite in attempt to dismantle NJ building policy that's stricter than federal government's
(AP Photo/Wayne Parry, File)Mayors and lawmakers unite in attempt to dismantle NJ building policy that's stricter than federal government's
(Angela Andersen/Long Beach Township)In Long Beach Township, oysters — and discarded oyster shells — are central to a reef project
(AP Photo/Wayne Parry)Sooner or later, ‘we’re not going to be able to protect everything everywhere,’ one state official says
(AP Photo/Wayne Parry)Sweeping changes proposed in how stormwater is managed, construction approved, building takes place in flood-prone zones
(U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service - Northeast Region via Openverse under CC PDM 1.0)Horseshoe crab harvest banned on South Carolina beaches in bid to save food source for migrating birds

Interview with podcast host Jordan Gass-Poore'
NOAADamaging floods are projected to become a more regular occurrence

New project to take place in Ocean County
(NJ Spotlight News)Adding sediment, creating ‘living shorelines,’ among suggested fixes
NJ SpotlightNJ climate expert says ‘the first priority is to prevent additional warming’

Department of Environmental Protection offers ‘toolkit’ that includes guidelines designed to help assess vulnerabilities, plan for future

A new report out Tuesday suggests that what made Sandy super was not simply the confluence of forces of nature, but, significantly our impact on ...

"We have so much work to do," says acting DEP commissioner.

The nor’easter that had high tides and lasted over several days caused significant erosion of the beaches in coastal areas like Long Beach Island, Atlantic ...

At a forum for 21 communities looking to upgrade combined sewer overflow systems, Correspondent Raven Santana found the prospect costly and contentious.

The Murphy administration is drawing a line in the sand against climate change by taking steps through the Energy Master Plan to achieve a goal ...

A new study by the Rhodium Group takes a look at New Jersey's resiliency seven years after Superstorm Sandy and paints a bleak image of the ...

By having visitors and residents around the state snapping and sharing photos of the king tide event and flooding, researchers can find the trouble spots ...

At a Cape May In Your Neighborhood forum on climate change in New Jersey, scientists spoke about the changes happening right in New Jersey's backyard.

A new state-led effort is working to shore up New Jersey’s coastal future in light of scientists’ grim predictions about climate change.