Nation Apr 15 Native tribe in Louisiana highlights challenges of climate-driven relocation By Megan Thompson, Melanie Saltzman
Science Jan 17 Scientists consider moving species as a last resort amid climate change The once-controversial idea of relocating an imperiled species to another island, country or continent for conservation is gaining increasing acceptance among scientists as a measure of last resort. By Christina Larson, Matthew Brown, Associated Press
Science Nov 12 In communities facing effects of climate change, some forced to consider leaving home in ‘managed retreat’ In some parts of the U.S., the risks from climate change have intensified enough to raise a startling question: Should some populated places simply be abandoned to nature?… By Drew Costley, Seth Borenstein, Associated Press
Politics Jun 29 U.S. House votes to ease entry process for Afghan interpreters The bill, which drew bipartisan support, eliminates a requirement that special visa applicants get a medical exam before they leave Afghanistan. They would be able to get the exam once they are in the U.S. By Associated Press
Science Jul 16 Climate Change Threatens The Tribe From ‘Twilight’ Washington's Quileute tribe, thrust into the spotlight by the "Twilight" series,' has been in a struggle to reclaim land threatened by floods and sea level rise. Together with KCTS9 and EarthFix, NewsHour visited the tribe to hear their story.
Jul 10 Watch Alaskan Village Copes With Real-life Impacts of Global Climate Change In Shishmaref, Alaska -- a 600-person village 20 miles south of the Arctic Circle -- residents are feeling the effects of climate change: earlier sea ice melts and increasing storm surges. Tom Bearden reports on how the residents are coping. Continue watching