The donne’ sali chilli is a major feature of the cuisine of the Mariana Islands, but thanks to an invasive snake this pepper faces an uncertain future
A draft of a US government report argues that the country could reap huge economic and health benefits by cutting greenhouse gas emissions
Rising seas are already boosting the flood risk in places like San Francisco, but the problem is even worse than that because land is also subsiding
The extreme warmth is likely to slow or prevent the formation of Arctic sea ice, which has been shrinking for decades due to climate change.
The failure of the breeding season bodes ill for endangered North Atlantic right whales, which are down to a population of just 430
We can’t wait for the next generation to solve the problem of climate change but today’s kids can still be a big force for change, says Michael E. Mann
New Zealand has declared a state of emergency as Cyclone Gita struck the city of Christchurch, just days after causing devastation on the island nation of Tonga
Many rocks are covered with circular hollows that look like honeycomb, and now we may finally understand how these strange formations come into existence
The population of Bornean orangutans fell by almost half in just 16 years, and it was not a sad by-product of deforestation: many apes were killed deliberately
In July 2017 a huge iceberg broke away from Antarctica’s Larsen C ice shelf, revealing a marine world that was concealed for thousands of years