coastal resilience

The Meadow Pond neighborhood in Hampton routinely has floodwater covering its roads. A new project is hoping to drain it out.

An emergency water main project between the two cities could provide public water for a dozen communities.

For Tom Bassett, who grew up visiting Hampton Beach and now owns a home there, the new numbers from climate scientists confirm what he’s already been experiencing: flooding is a problem that’s not going away.

Elizabeth Rush's new book is a part of the search for new language to imagine our climate future.

Researchers at the University of New Hampshire will use a grant from NOAA to study the threats to coastal roads and how to make them more resilient.

Even in the quietest of times, sand beaches are defined by movement and change.“I think it's fair to say the beach is one of the most flexible or dynamic,…

Hampton Beach officials will hear from a range of climate change scientists at a symposium next week as part of their work on a coastal resilience piece…