Climate change in the US: the dangers and the solutions
A Guardian US series of articles and films on climate change. It will focus on people already impacted, displaced or threatened by sea level rise, and will examine how the threat can be tackled, including with clean energy
The Cajun Army: how a community fought the Louisiana floods – video
Torrential downpours in Louisiana led to catastrophic flooding in August 2016, submerging entire communities and displacing thousands of residents. In their own words, volunteers with the self-styled ‘Cajun army’ tell the inspirational story of how a natural disaster made their community stronger
Offshore wind, clever concrete and fake meat: the top climate change innovations
Trump’s climate plans have sparked anger and upset – but businesses are finding alternative solutions. Oliver Milman runs down today’s best climate innovations
Meet the globetrotting cyclist collecting 1,001 climate change stories
On Saturday, Devi Lockwood will be at the People’s Climate march in Washington, DC, hoping to add to the 600 interviews she’s done in the US and beyond, about how people’s lives have been impacted by climate change and water
Sunshine state shuns solar as overcast New York basks in clean energy boom
Despite its natural advantages, disincentives mean Florida has few solar panels but the Empire state’s policies have boosted installed solar capacity by 800%
Sea level rise: Miami and Atlantic City fight to stay above water – video
Atlantic City and Miami Beach: two takes on tackling the rising waters
How to switch to solar power in your home and why now is the time – video
How to install solar panels at home – to save the Earth and your bank account
Climate change in the US: the dangers and the solutions – about this series
This Guardian US series of articles and films on climate change will focus on people already impacted, displaced or threatened by sea level rise, and will examine how the threat can be tackled, including with clean energy and other solutions
'The wild west of wind': Republicans push Texas as unlikely green energy leader
The most oil-rich and fracking-friendly of states has found itself with the improbable status of being a national leader in a wind energy boom
