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    FEMA Drops 'Climate Change' From Its Strategic Plan

    The agency's strategic planning document does not mention the potential impact of a changing climate on the rising risk of natural hazards.
    by Richard Gonzales Mar 15, 2018 1 minute

    The Federal Emergency Management Agency, the federal government's first responder to floods, hurricanes and other natural disasters, has eliminated references to climate change from its strategic planning document for the next four

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