Author: Niel Dsuza

It’s cranberry season in southeastern Massachusetts. At bogs throughout the region, growers are collecting the ruby-red berries destined for holiday

Beginning in January, three of the five officials on the Georgia Public Service Commission will be Democrats. It will be

Plastic pollution blights the streets, beaches, parks, and lawns of Baltimore. A significant amount of that litter bears the circular

Part of my work as a geographer and glacier scientist involves traveling around the world. Literally. Several times a year,

When Trump was elected both in 2016 and 2024, promising to make the federal government hostile to climate action, many

The Southwest just got way too much of a good thing. Last weekend, a ferocious storm inundated communities and killed

In 2021, across much of the country, Winter Storm Uri caused utilities to scramble for power as the use of

The Democratic Party appeared set to win a commanding victory in Tuesday’s midterm elections. As of 11 p.m. Eastern on

Arthur Matherne is used to speeding his airboat across a southeastern stretch of the Louisiana coast where lakes and bayous

The call came from a home in Hyde County, a rural expanse of coastal farmland and marsh in North Carolina.