A historic fire lookout in Utah’s Ashley National Forest. Nearly 60 percent of the total river length within the forest is ...

Last week, the Trump administration approved part of a controversial project to pump groundwater from the Mojave Desert and ...

The natural recurring El Niño phenomenon has arrived and is expected to strengthen this summer, perhaps becoming one of the strongest on record. During an El Niño event, a stretch of the Pacific Ocean ...

Scientists are very concerned about the Atlantic Ocean circulation system that affects weather in huge parts of the world. The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, or “AMOC,” appears more ...

The world was on tenterhooks last week awaiting Donald Trump’s next move toward acquiring Greenland. Perhaps because markets tanked, he backed down from threats to impose tariffs—or worse, use ...

Last week, President Trump exercised the first veto of his second term by canceling a clean water project in Colorado that had been approved unanimously by the House and the Senate. The project is ...

The U.S. Tanked a UN Report on a Future Choice to Sustainability The U.S. had been involved in another hijacking. It’s not the seizure of a Venezuelan oil tanker, but it does involve fossil fuels. The ...

Mexican water law has been undergoing a reform since last year, when a bill was introduced to amend the constitution to make water a human right and change how it is owned and allocated. The bill is ...

There were discussions, for the first time ever, about the social justice costs of transitioning to a sustainable economy, which requires the extraction of minerals, like cobalt and lithium, that are ...

Melissa, the extremely powerful hurricane that struck in the Caribbean last week, caused at least 60 deaths, most of which were in Haiti and Jamaica. The Category 5 storm intensified rapidly with ...