Techonology

Longorot Epuu’s 8-year-old niece, his namesake, was sick. Epuu quickly recognized the signs of kala-azar, the “black fever,” while visiting

Jennifer and Dean Bye were just getting by before Hurricane Ida slammed into southern Louisiana in 2021. The couple own

A week after Typhoon Halong passed through Japan in early October, its remnants crossed the Pacific and struck western Alaska.

In Illinois, the Chicago Teachers Union won a contract with the city’s schools to add solar panels on some buildings

Google has come up with a way to better map Earth’s disasters, predict them, and be able to track which communities

As world leaders prepare to meet for the 30th annual United Nations climate change conference, or COP30, in northern Brazil

Last June, record flooding swept through the rural town of Rock Valley, Iowa. As the wall of water began to

As Kristen Moreland waited for the livestream to buffer, her thoughts drifted to the years she’d devoted to defending Arctic

Earlier this month, scientists announced that humanity has kicked off the first major “tipping point” — in which an Earth

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