Debate surrounding the proposed repeal of the controversial Clean Water Rule is just one example of how competing interests...
Island Press Field Notes
We have many lessons to learn from the tragedies wrought by Hurricane Harvey, but among the most important is that a broken water cycle increases risks to our communities and economies.
NACTO's Corinne Kisner talks strategic green infrastructure management and her organization's new book Urban Street Stormwater Guide.
President Trump’s new executive order will roll back efforts to ensure our infrastructure and communities are resilient to flooding and climate change.
A podcast interview with nationally known environmental leader Rebecca Wodder on building community resilience at the water's edge
I thought that after graduating in May, I had a pretty well-rounded knowledge of what working in publishing would be like, but my summer here at Island Press has showed me that learning never ends.
Everyone – regardless of background, disposition, or profession – can use their senses to explore and observe urban space.
Dockless bike-share schemes are attracting billions in cash injections not because of mobility but because the bikes are used by smartphone-wielding millennials.
Cities must do more to ensure investments in energy efficiency reach the low- and moderate-income households that bear the heaviest burden from high energy costs.
It can seem like every news story spells bad news for the environment—from the ongoing clean water crisis in Flint, Michigan to Earth's...