Bordered by a highway and flanked by previous commercial websites, the coastal neighborhood of Rosemont in Charleston, South Carolina, is house to generations of Black households. But as environment... Read more »

By completion of this century, hotter nights might add to a 60 percent boost in the international death rate, according to brand-new research study. A study in Lancet Planetary... Read more »

The start of the night at the McDonald Observatory can be frenzied. Jason Young, a checking out speaker in astronomy at Mount Holyoke, begins by tracking the steadiness of... Read more »

This story is a cooperation in between Floodlight, The Narwhal and the Guardian. It is republished here with approval. A U.S.-based libertarian union has actually invested years pushing the Canadian federal government to... Read more »

The U.S. Forest Service will fast-track efforts to secure giant sequoias from wildfires, the firm revealed on Friday. The relocation enables the Forest Service to instantly thin the forest... Read more »

This story was released in collaboration with InvestigateWest. On an overcast Saturday in Seattle, a group of volunteers combs a little area of the beach at Golden Gardens Park... Read more »

This is the 2nd in a two-part series about oil and gas emissions in the San Joaquin Valley initially released by Capital and Main. Read the 2nd story here.... Read more »

Late last month, Long Beach, California, signed onto a historical effort to tidy up the shipping market when city board members all passed a resolution to reach 100 percent... Read more »

It was a hard time to be working for the chemical market as a public relations supervisor. In June of 1962, Rachel Carson had actually released Silent Spring, a... Read more »