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Study finds a link between neonic pesticides and honeybee deaths
In the U.K., scientists find one variety of the widely used seed-coating pesticide can harm domestic honeybees -- more cause for a cautious approach.
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Hate to be a broken record, but we’re on track for the hottest year on record
And this July was the warmest July on record going back more than a century.
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Letter from Texas: Floods didn’t drown the drought
Even before the rubble from the floods has had time to settle, the water’s effect on the drought has already started to recede.
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What will happen when the floods hit drought-parched California?
Hint: Nothing good.
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Check out these amazing photos of activists shutting down a coal mine
Climate protesters in Germany blockade a huge strip-mining machine in a scene that looks like it's straight from Star Wars.
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In China, coal pollution kills someone every 21 seconds
A new study reveals that 4,000 people die every day from smog in the world's most populous nation.
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Move over, MoMA, New York’s new climate change museum is about to be the hottest place in town
The recently approved project will focus on solutions to the climate crisis.
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Sorry, paleo fans, science says carbs helped make your brain big
A new study shows that carbs were essential in human brain development. Pass the French fries, scientists!
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What’s there to see at the bottom of the ocean? More than you’d think
We know more about the moon than the deep sea. National Geographic explorer David Gruber wants to change that.
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What’s it like to be at home on the ocean? Ask a fisherman
Tele Aadsen fishes for salmon in southeast Alaska, which means she is up close and personal with the sea every day.