Science

Using lidar that can peer through foliage, researchers found evidence of past earthquakes and active faults that could help scientists better understand the threat of earthquakes for surrounding communities.

The annual U.N. summit is taking place Nov. 30 to Dec. 12 as the world is poised to shatter another record for the hottest year in 2023.

The phenomenon, once a reliable source of storms, rain, snow and waves for California, may have changed permanently.

More than 20 states, including California, Louisiana and New York, have adopted energy targets that aim to eliminate or offset emissions over the next two decades.

Virgin Atlantic’s Boeing 787 is burning a blend of 88% waste fats supplied by AirBP and 12% synthetic aromatic kerosene made from plant sugars.

Scientists at the University of New Hampshire may have identified a pathogen that has sickened possibly thousands of dogs and killed some of them across the country.

Delilah gave birth to a 55-pound male calf at a sanctuary for Sumatran rhinos in Way Kambas National Park in Lampung province, at the southern tip of Sumatra island.

New U.N. recommendations provide guidance on what offsetting projects can earn carbon credits and could be ratified at the upcoming COP28 climate summit.

The Icelandic Meteorological Office has been closely monitoring the rumblings of a volcano under the Reykjanes Peninsula.

Brazil’s National Institute of Meteorology was warning of “great danger” over the weekend as a ridge of high pressure remains parked over the region.

Cecilia Blomdahl lives on the Svalbard archipelago of Norway, where she creates content about "polar night," a nearly three-month period with almost no sunlight.