A pack of three male African wild dogs completed a record 2,485-mile (4,000 km) dispersal across Zambia—the longest known one-way journey by any African land mammal seeking mates. GPS tracking shows they naviga...
Contender , a roughly 14‑foot, 1,600‑pound male great white, has entered waters off Newfoundland farther north...
The study of 88,116 U.S. forest plots (2001–2020) finds that simultaneous heat and moisture extremes amplify d...
The nearly 300-year-old oak at Eutaw Springs, South Carolina, survived the Revolutionary War but is now threat...
The northern spotted owl population in British Columbia has nearly collapsed, with the last confirmed sighting...
Less than 1% of Earth's water is directly drinkable. Much of the planet's freshwater is frozen or trapped deep...
New research links a tropical warm pool to recent ice gains in East Antarctica. Satellite gravimetry and ice-c...
The latest NOAA-led analysis of 31 years of satellite data shows the Gulf Stream weakened for about a decade a...
The Himalayas are losing glacier mass about 65% faster than a decade ago, while only a tiny fraction of glaciers are monitored. Recent floods that killed more than 1,300 people highlight the cascading risks fro...
U.S. wildfire policy too often treats suppression, fuel treatments and managed wildfire as competing strategie...
NOAA scientists described nine new deep‑sea sponge species from the Gulf of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands, r...
The Ganges’ intensified flooding and severe riverbank erosion caused a 175-year-old Shiva temple in Muniramtol...
U.S. Forest Service research highlighted by Ross Reid shows most wildfires ignite near roads—typically within ...
Denmark's wind turbines briefly produced about 140% of national electricity demand during a very windy, low-co...
A Texas 2036 poll reported by Texas Border Business finds 79% of Texas voters say prioritizing water projects ...
The Maasai Mara is testing solar-charged electric mobility as rangers and lodges swap petrol vehicles for quie...
Last August tied July 2023 as the hottest month on record, with an average global air temperature of 62.5°F. Scientists attribute the spike to long-term human-driven warming amplified by a strong El Niño, and n...
Everett replaced a failing steam boiler at its Ferry Street Fire Station with a high-efficiency electric heat ...
Environmental groups have sued Los Angeles over an $800 million proposal to add hydrogen-capable turbines at t...
In 1998 Brad Lancaster illegally sawed six channels into a Tucson curb to divert rain into streetside basins. ...
Florida returned more than 500,000 tons of recycled oyster and clam shells to the Gulf of Mexico between 2007 ...
The 2024 ROV seabed survey off Malta recorded an unprecedented aggregation of roughly 100–150 common eagle ray...
Ross Reid (Nerdy About Nature) argues that intact old-growth forests act as living infrastructure, storing moi...
The 1910 Big Burn—about 3 million acres scorched—helped embed an aggressive 'put out every fire' policy that, ...
Indonesia is enduring its worst wildfire season in 11 years as a strong El Niño brings hotter, drier weather that has driven fires across Sumatra and Borneo. Fire Emissions Watch recorded about 19.7 million met...
Derry, New Hampshire, has converted its capped municipal landfill into a 2.25 MW solar array that Encore Renew...
Dr. Aaron Payment and tribal leaders protested Enbridge Line 5 at the Paddle for Our Future in St. Ignace, arg...
The St. Louis Zoo received 500 adult Partula snails bred at the Detroit Zoo; they will be released in Tahiti t...
A pack of three male African wild dogs completed a record 2,485-mile (4,000 km) dispersal across Zambia—the longest known one-way journey by any African land mammal seeking mates. GPS tracking shows they naviga...
Contender , a roughly 14‑foot, 1,600‑pound male great white, has entered waters off Newfoundland farther north...
The study of 88,116 U.S. forest plots (2001–2020) finds that simultaneous heat and moisture extremes amplify d...
The nearly 300-year-old oak at Eutaw Springs, South Carolina, survived the Revolutionary War but is now threat...
The northern spotted owl population in British Columbia has nearly collapsed, with the last confirmed sighting...
Less than 1% of Earth's water is directly drinkable. Much of the planet's freshwater is frozen or trapped deep...
New research links a tropical warm pool to recent ice gains in East Antarctica. Satellite gravimetry and ice-c...
The latest NOAA-led analysis of 31 years of satellite data shows the Gulf Stream weakened for about a decade a...
The Himalayas are losing glacier mass about 65% faster than a decade ago, while only a tiny fraction of glaciers are monitored. Recent floods that killed more than 1,300 people highlight the cascading risks fro...
U.S. wildfire policy too often treats suppression, fuel treatments and managed wildfire as competing strategie...
NOAA scientists described nine new deep‑sea sponge species from the Gulf of Alaska and the Aleutian Islands, r...
The Ganges’ intensified flooding and severe riverbank erosion caused a 175-year-old Shiva temple in Muniramtol...
U.S. Forest Service research highlighted by Ross Reid shows most wildfires ignite near roads—typically within ...
Denmark's wind turbines briefly produced about 140% of national electricity demand during a very windy, low-co...
A Texas 2036 poll reported by Texas Border Business finds 79% of Texas voters say prioritizing water projects ...
The Maasai Mara is testing solar-charged electric mobility as rangers and lodges swap petrol vehicles for quie...
Last August tied July 2023 as the hottest month on record, with an average global air temperature of 62.5°F. Scientists attribute the spike to long-term human-driven warming amplified by a strong El Niño, and n...
Everett replaced a failing steam boiler at its Ferry Street Fire Station with a high-efficiency electric heat ...
Environmental groups have sued Los Angeles over an $800 million proposal to add hydrogen-capable turbines at t...
In 1998 Brad Lancaster illegally sawed six channels into a Tucson curb to divert rain into streetside basins. ...
Florida returned more than 500,000 tons of recycled oyster and clam shells to the Gulf of Mexico between 2007 ...
The 2024 ROV seabed survey off Malta recorded an unprecedented aggregation of roughly 100–150 common eagle ray...
Ross Reid (Nerdy About Nature) argues that intact old-growth forests act as living infrastructure, storing moi...
The 1910 Big Burn—about 3 million acres scorched—helped embed an aggressive 'put out every fire' policy that, ...
Indonesia is enduring its worst wildfire season in 11 years as a strong El Niño brings hotter, drier weather that has driven fires across Sumatra and Borneo. Fire Emissions Watch recorded about 19.7 million met...
Derry, New Hampshire, has converted its capped municipal landfill into a 2.25 MW solar array that Encore Renew...
Dr. Aaron Payment and tribal leaders protested Enbridge Line 5 at the Paddle for Our Future in St. Ignace, arg...
The St. Louis Zoo received 500 adult Partula snails bred at the Detroit Zoo; they will be released in Tahiti t...