The Trump administration has launched a $625 million initiative to save the declining U.S. coal industry by opening federal lands and scrapping environmental rules.
A devastating wildfire has consumed more than 35% of Namibia’s Etosha National Park, endangering wildlife and raising concerns about long-term ecological and economic impacts.
An unusual surge of octopuses has invaded the coasts of Devon and Cornwall, consuming local shellfish and overwhelming fishing operations.
Typhoon Bualoi has killed 22 people and left 21 missing in central Vietnam, hitting a region already devastated by an earlier storm.
Despite climate goals, AI data centers rely heavily on fossil fuels due to the scale, reliability, and speed demands of 24/7 power—here’s why.
A deadly flash flood in Globe, Arizona, killed at least three people and caused widespread destruction after heavy rains overwhelmed Pinal Creek.
In a surprising shift, oil and gas leaders are criticizing Trump’s abrupt cancellations of federally approved offshore wind projects, warning of market instability and lost investments.
New flood-resilience regulations in Florida are forcing homeowners to choose between costly home elevations or demolition, raising concerns about affordability and cultural heritage.
A new report reveals how aging tech, slow alerts, and extreme winds left L.A. residents unprepared during the deadly January 2025 wildfires.
Former national park superintendents warn that keeping parks open during a government shutdown risks severe environmental and cultural harm.