Emergency crews rescued dozens in Alaska’s remote villages of Kipnuk and Kwigillingok after Typhoon Halong’s remnants triggered catastrophic flooding, destroying homes and stranding residents.
China is building the world’s largest solar complex on the Tibetan Plateau, leveraging high altitude and cold temperatures to power everything from data centers to AI development—while navigating cultural and environmental sensitivities.
A slow-moving nor’easter is causing widespread flooding, power outages, and beach erosion from the Carolinas to New England, with states declaring emergencies and residents bracing for days of severe weather.
Once thought extinguished, ‘zombie fires’ are reemerging across California, exposing gaps in wildfire containment and raising alarms among fire officials and residents alike.
A homeowner in western Pennsylvania uncovered the true age and origins of their 1860s log house—not through documents, but through decades of collected artifacts like pottery, glass, and tools.
Deadly Mexico floods in October 2025 have killed at least 27 people, damaged thousands of homes, and triggered massive rescue operations across four states.
One of the world’s largest planned solar farms, Esmeralda 7 in Nevada, has been abruptly canceled under the Trump administration—dealing a blow to U.S. clean energy ambitions.
A historic blizzard buried Mount Everest in unprecedented snow last weekend, stranding climbers and prompting experts to question if climate change is rewriting the rules of high-altitude weather.
The 2025 IUCN Red List reveals sea turtles are rebounding thanks to conservation efforts, while Arctic seals face growing threats from climate-driven sea ice loss.
China has built the world’s largest solar farm—162 square miles of panels—on the Tibetan Plateau, creating a clean energy hub that powers everything from cities to AI data centers.