Techonology

Between the view, the marshes, and the birds, Liat Meitzenheimer concedes the drive along California State Route 37 is scenic.

Europe has spent several weeks enduring blistering heat. The heatwave the continent experienced last month closed schools, disrupted power supplies,

When a 150-mph cyclone hit the Mariana Islands in mid-April, federal officials handed out more than 1,400 tents and 1,100

We’re not even one month into “super” El Niño, the natural Pacific weather pattern characterized by warmer than average sea

On a 200-acre farm and cattle ranch in Bandera, Texas, Mollie Engelhart grows organic produce, sells raw milk, and writes

When Rebecca Lindsey was fired from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration last February, the first thing she did was

In the United States, PFAS chemicals are so ubiquitous — found in everything from frying pans to skincare — that

A pungent smell clouds the stadium where the U.S. men’s football team is set to play its first World Cup

Following years of drought, the wells in Estancia, New Mexico, are running dry.  After declaring a water emergency last week,