Enviro.News

New research finds that the extinction of this flightless bird was completely our fault.

Millennials are gobbling down plant-based burgers, prompting meat producers to question the health benefits of “ultra-processed imitations.”

Global consumption of coal declined unexpectedly this year, but a surge in oil and gas pushed up greenhouse gas emissions over all.

With life-size sand sculptures on Miami Beach, the artist Leandro Erlich hopes to force people to face the dangers of climate change.

Ocean temperatures are on the rise and warming waters are causing fish to swim for their lives, causing financial disruption and international conflicts. 

The former lobbyist becomes President Trump’s second energy secretary, succeeding Rick Perry.

His new novel, “Dead Astronauts,” is a phantasmagoric pastiche set in a post-climate-change future.

Rusty rocks left over from some of our planet’s most extreme ice ages hint at oases for survival beneath the freeze.

Shade in Los Angeles sits at the intersection of two crises: climate change and income inequality. City officials are rushing to deploy cover to hundreds of bus stops and plant 90,000 trees.

Federally funded programs use games, gardens and rain barrels to empower adults and kids facing threats like sea-level rise, drought and flooding.

Images of the young activist from Sweden set off a whole movement. But her actions speak louder than a picture ever could.

The actor and environmentalist released a statement on Saturday after President Jair Bolsonaro falsely accused him of funding the fires recently set in the Amazon rainforest.

John Kerry and a group that includes some Republicans, some military members and a lot of Hollywood, are launching a new coalition to push for public action on climate change.

In one case, discovering that autoworkers shared the same diseases, she pinpointed the cause as chemicals in the factories — not, as was thought, cigarettes.

UEFA has taken steps to counter the carbon footprint of a sprawling European championship next summer. But is the game avoiding a difficult question?

A melting block of sculpted ice stood in for a missing prime minister at a televised debate, infuriating Conservatives.

Also this week, better weather forecasts for the masses

Researchers developed a physics-based model to explain how the structures on cave floors take so many different forms.

Countries agreed to rein in emissions in an effort to avert climate catastrophes. They've failed, according to the latest United Nations report.

Claims that koalas were “functionally extinct” spread widely online as fires raged in Australia. But some scientists warned of the dangers of exaggeration.