Christopher B Goodman is an associate professor at Northern Illinois University, researching special districts & preemption and teaching public finance.

After a social media firestorm based on misinformation, a proposal to create a new housing authority to help rebuild after January's wildfires fails to pass in the state Legislature.

Taking on more disaster management responsibilities would be toughest for states at high risk of disasters with low fiscal capacity, such as Louisiana and North Carolina.

In conjunction with the Roots of Cool exhibition, celebrate shade throughout Los Angeles at A Celebration of Cool! Roots of Cool explores the topic of shade equity as installations throughout […]

New tool pinpoints where shade is lacking across 360- plus U.S. cities and town

"Roots of Cool" is an all-women art show focused on the role trees (and the shade they provide) play in making urban life healthier.

An independent panel is urging California lawmakers to create a new authority to oversee rebuilding after the firestorms in Pacific Palisades and Altadena.

An independent panel is urging California lawmakers to create a new authority to oversee rebuilding after the firestorms in Pacific Palisades and Altadena.

Three major implications stemming from the water supply narratives around the Los Angeles fires have emerged: the need for greater infrastructure resilience, considering the uneven costs of new expect...

How Endowments Actually Work

Join us for an engaging talk by Kathryn McConnell on how communities transform in the aftermath of wildfire events.

5 key steps to prepare for the next wildfire, according to experts.

David Brancaccio and his wife lost their home to a fire that ravaged Southern California. Here's what they've learned about rebuilding.

Marches and lawsuits are fine, but the real wins over MAGA last time were powered by grassroots activists pushing from thousands of districts across the country.

The Trump administration's Monday spending freeze is likely to provoke a crisis over the constitutionality of "impoundment"—one that the justices could well have to resolve *very* soon.

Our experts are available to comment on: 1) Water Supply and Urban Water Systems; 2) Air Quality and Public Health Impacts from Wildfires; 3) Land Use and Governance Considerations for Recovery; 4) Po...

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