Point Reyes North Beach closed after fishing boat ran aground with diesel
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A 58-foot fishing boat ran aground at a popular Northern…
NSW’s koala national park will protect threatened species and cap logging. Could the Greens really block it? | Adam Morton
What qualifies as a win in environmental campaigning? Is it when a huge forest area that is home…
What you need to know about Hurricane Lala recovery: Federal assistance approved, areas still in need of electricity and water : Big Island Now
Updated 5 p.m. on Aug. 25 Federal Emergency Declaration for Hawaiʻi The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced…
Cloud seeding start-up uses drones to generate 19 million gallons
Your support helps us to tell the story From reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The…
Are earthquakes becoming more common? Here’s what the numbers say
Whenever there’s a series of destructive or notable earthquakes, scientists get asked the same question: are earthquakes becoming…
Future of 18th-century farmhouse sparks debate in Montreal’s West Island
Across the street from the new Anse-à-L’Orme REM station, hidden by vegetation and trees, is the Maison Michel-Robillard.…
Most of northwestern Indiana now has power restored 13 days after storms
Most residents of northwestern Indiana now have power roughly two weeks after a powerful storm uprooted trees and…
With Moke gone without causing much new damage, Big Island returns to recovering from Hurricane Lala : Big Island Now
With Tropical Storm Moke headed toward the southern end of the Big Island last week, there was much…
Huge iceberg breaks apart from Greenland’s Petermann Glacier
1. Satellites watched it happenChevron Down (European Space Agency) A gigantic chunk of Greenland just broke free, and…
I Left Canada After I Fell in Love With an American; Gave up so Much
When I got the keys to my Montreal condo in August 2022, it felt like I had arrived.…
Authorities investigating miles-long oily sheen in Cook Inlet
Offshore petroleum platforms stand in Cook Inlet in July 2024 as photographed from in Nikiski. (Loren Holmes /…
In 2025, Earth’s oceans absorbed more heat than in any year since modern measurements began—an estimated 23 zettajoules, equivalent to roughly 37 years of humanity’s current energy use, largely stored beneath the surface where most of us will never see it.
Earth’s oceans ended 2025 with more heat stored in their upper 2,000 meters than in any other year…