German officials have banned swimmers from Eichbaum Lake while studying the link between fish death and public urination.
A landfill twice the size of Texas is floating in the middle of the Pacific, and scientists are starting to get worried.
The court’s recent ruling on a state water-transfer system exacerbates problems affecting the area’s delicate ecology
Months after its deadly shipwreck, the cruise liner will float again.
“Mass devastation is highly likely, making the area unrecognizable to survivors” sounds more like an apocalyptic prediction than a severe weather warning. But this phrase and others like it are now part of a new initiative by the National Weather Service to recall attention to storm and tornado warnings that are often ignored.
Travel + Leisure ranks the top 20 most environmentally friendly cities. Did your hometown make the cut?
New countries joining in on the global lights-out hour this year are Libya and Algeria.
Do those coming of age in the wake of global warming simply see climate change as inevitable?
In light of last year’s quake, National Park Service officials are conducting a survey to determine the exact status of D.C.’s currently-shuttered Washington Monument.
Think all bees are drones? Far from it.
