Coastal Cities Race to Rebuild Their Defences Before the Next Storm Season
From living shorelines to raised promenades, harbour towns are rethinking how to hold back the sea, and who pays for it.
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Water Talks Resume as a Long Dry Spell Grips the River Basin
Farmers, cities and power plants all want the same shrinking river. Negotiators are back at the table with less to share than ever.
Island Communities Turn to Solar Microgrids to Keep the Lights On
Tired of expensive diesel and long outages, remote villages are building their own small power networks.
Mountain Villages Rethink Tourism After a Record-Breaking Summer
Visitor numbers hit new highs this year. Now the villages that welcomed them are asking how many is too many.
