New research from Texas A&M and the Environmental Defense Fund tracks climate impacts down to the level of U.S. Census tracts.
KUT Newsroom - KUT News & Texas Standard A fire extinguisher lies on the ground next to a scorched patch of grass by the dog park at the Bexley at Silverado apartments on Aug. 9, 2023, in Cedar Park.
Some neighborhoods may face a higher risk of extreme weather due to climate change compared to others in the same city, according to new research.
KUT’s Andrew Weber reports that the research highlights longstanding inequities in Texas and across the country.
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