Researchers led by Scripps Institution of Oceanography say the loss of oxygen in waters is driven primarily by human-caused ...

Michigan alone has reported more than 5,000 cases. In a typical year, it gets up to 50. People can be infected after eating food contaminated with Cyclospora, a parasite, but not from person-to-person ...

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 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 ...

The COP30 climate talks ended in Brazil last week after a compromise was reached between two groups with diverging views—one was led by Saudi Arabia and its allies, and the other by 80 countries ...

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 ...

Americans love beef with the average person eating three hamburgers a week—a choice that’s getting much more expensive. As of July, the average price of ground beef had risen to $6.32 a pound, up ...

For the first time ever, the amount of global electricity generated by renewable energy surpassed that from coal during the first six months of 2025. According to the think tank Ember, solar and wind ...