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Tag: climate adaptation policy
The Central American Gyre and the Law: How Preseason Storms Are Challenging U.S. Disaster Policy
In mid-May 2025, meteorologists began closely monitoring the Caribbean Sea for signs of potential tropical development, weeks before the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season on June 1. Central to this early activity is the formation of the Central American Gyre (CAG), a large-scale, low-pressure system that can spawn tropical storms and hurricanes. The emergence of such systems ahead of the traditional hurricane season raises significant legal and policy questions regarding disaster preparedness, emergency response, and climate adaptation strategies.
Unprecedented Heatwave in Texas and Southeastern U.S.: Legal, Policy, and Societal Implications
In May 2025, Texas and parts of the Southeastern United States are experiencing an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures soaring to record-breaking levels. Cities like Houston and San Antonio have reported temperatures exceeding 100°F, with forecasts predicting continued extreme heat throughout the week . This early onset of extreme heat is not only unusual but also poses significant health risks to residents, particularly vulnerable populations .