The Arctic recorded its warmest year on record from October 2024 to September 2025, with surface air temperatures the highest since at least 1900 and warming at more than twice the global average. The NOAA Arct...
Researchers in northern Canada observed a rare adoption when a female polar bear in Manitoba was seen caring f...
The Central Valley has been shrouded in a 400-mile stretch of radiation (Tule) fog that social media users say...
The Trump administration has ordered the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to carry out a programmatic, comprehensive review of national wildlife refuges and fish hatcheries to e...
A Brisbane CityGlider driver rescued a koala that had been dodging traffic by covering it with a jacket and br...
The House approved the SPEED Act to streamline NEPA permitting, codify recent Supreme Court clarifications, ex...
The article examines growing anger in New Delhi after senior officials downplayed the severity of air pollutio...
About 450 people in Japan have filed a first-of-its-kind mass lawsuit accusing the central government of uncon...
Scientists are tracking 15 vulnerable sites where slow processes could trigger abrupt, large-scale disasters — from Thwaites Glacier potentially raising sea levels by nearly two feet to Amazon dieback and accel...
Communities in Bokurdak, Turkmenistan, are increasingly losing ground to moving dunes from the Karakum Desert,...
Seawilding , a Scottish community charity, has developed a transplantation method that increases seabed covera...
A Nature Communications study found sediment plumes from deep-sea mining can produce particles that match the ...
The FAO reports that land degradation now affects more than 1.7 billion people worldwide, with human activitie...
Many reptiles determine sex by nest temperature rather than chromosomes. Rising global temperatures are alread...
Nepal has launched a large-scale tiger census across four southern-plain national parks, covering more than 8,...
The Desimone Levee in Tukwila failed after several days of heavy rain, prompting a flash flood warning and man...
Satellite data published in Nature shows Africa’s forests and woody savannas transitioned from net carbon sinks to net carbon sources between 2010 and 2017, with an average annual biomass loss of about 106 mill...
The U.S. has asked the EU to delay enforcing methane reporting obligations on American oil and gas imports unt...
Researchers have made the first confirmed live sighting and taken the first photographs of a ginkgo‑toothed be...
Gulf of Panama Upwelling Collapses: Earlier this year the Gulf of Panama experienced a collapse of its January...
Thirty‑five endangered Kemp’s ridley sea turtles were cold‑stunned in November and washed ashore in New Englan...
GLERL — NOAA’s Great Lakes lab based in Ann Arbor — provides critical data, forecasts and monitoring that keep...
The University of East Anglia study reports rapid genetic changes in some polar bears that appear linked to wa...
Heavy rains from atmospheric rivers have pushed several Washington rivers to major flood stage, prompting resc...
Cyclone Ditwah devastated Sri Lanka's central tea-growing regions, killing at least 635 people and affecting more than two million residents. The storm uprooted mature tea bushes, destroyed infrastructure and l...
Israeli scientists have sped up natural carbonate weathering—normally a millennia‑long sink—so it locks CO₂ in...
As U.S. policy curtails offshore wind development at home, Southeast Asia is emerging as a key alternative for...
The Stanford-led study shows global shark biodiversity is declining, with the most vulnerable species being th...
The Arctic recorded its warmest year on record from October 2024 to September 2025, with surface air temperatures the highest since at least 1900 and warming at more than twice the global average. The NOAA Arct...
Researchers in northern Canada observed a rare adoption when a female polar bear in Manitoba was seen caring f...
The Central Valley has been shrouded in a 400-mile stretch of radiation (Tule) fog that social media users say...
The Trump administration has ordered the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to carry out a programmatic, comprehensive review of national wildlife refuges and fish hatcheries to e...
A Brisbane CityGlider driver rescued a koala that had been dodging traffic by covering it with a jacket and br...
The House approved the SPEED Act to streamline NEPA permitting, codify recent Supreme Court clarifications, ex...
The article examines growing anger in New Delhi after senior officials downplayed the severity of air pollutio...
About 450 people in Japan have filed a first-of-its-kind mass lawsuit accusing the central government of uncon...
Scientists are tracking 15 vulnerable sites where slow processes could trigger abrupt, large-scale disasters — from Thwaites Glacier potentially raising sea levels by nearly two feet to Amazon dieback and accel...
Communities in Bokurdak, Turkmenistan, are increasingly losing ground to moving dunes from the Karakum Desert,...
Seawilding , a Scottish community charity, has developed a transplantation method that increases seabed covera...
A Nature Communications study found sediment plumes from deep-sea mining can produce particles that match the ...
The FAO reports that land degradation now affects more than 1.7 billion people worldwide, with human activitie...
Many reptiles determine sex by nest temperature rather than chromosomes. Rising global temperatures are alread...
Nepal has launched a large-scale tiger census across four southern-plain national parks, covering more than 8,...
The Desimone Levee in Tukwila failed after several days of heavy rain, prompting a flash flood warning and man...
Satellite data published in Nature shows Africa’s forests and woody savannas transitioned from net carbon sinks to net carbon sources between 2010 and 2017, with an average annual biomass loss of about 106 mill...
The U.S. has asked the EU to delay enforcing methane reporting obligations on American oil and gas imports unt...
Researchers have made the first confirmed live sighting and taken the first photographs of a ginkgo‑toothed be...
Gulf of Panama Upwelling Collapses: Earlier this year the Gulf of Panama experienced a collapse of its January...
Thirty‑five endangered Kemp’s ridley sea turtles were cold‑stunned in November and washed ashore in New Englan...
GLERL — NOAA’s Great Lakes lab based in Ann Arbor — provides critical data, forecasts and monitoring that keep...
The University of East Anglia study reports rapid genetic changes in some polar bears that appear linked to wa...
Heavy rains from atmospheric rivers have pushed several Washington rivers to major flood stage, prompting resc...
Cyclone Ditwah devastated Sri Lanka's central tea-growing regions, killing at least 635 people and affecting more than two million residents. The storm uprooted mature tea bushes, destroyed infrastructure and l...
Israeli scientists have sped up natural carbonate weathering—normally a millennia‑long sink—so it locks CO₂ in...
As U.S. policy curtails offshore wind development at home, Southeast Asia is emerging as a key alternative for...
The Stanford-led study shows global shark biodiversity is declining, with the most vulnerable species being th...