Firefighters in western Colorado battle raging wildfires fueled by extreme heat and drought, forcing evacuations and threatening communities. The Lee Fire has consumed over 120,000 acres and continues to pose a significant risk.
A surge in Legionnaires' disease cases in Harlem has raised alarms after three deaths and dozens of illnesses. Experts cite climate change and water system issues as key factors in this ongoing public health crisis.
The EPA's new proposal to rescind the endangerment finding could lead to the largest deregulatory action in U.S. history, raising concerns about the future of climate regulations and public health.
The EPA proposes to rollback vehicle emission standards, sparking outrage among environmentalists and joy among oil companies. This move could significantly impact climate change efforts.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin has announced plans to overturn a crucial scientific finding on greenhouse gases, igniting fierce debate over climate regulations and public health. This move could have lasting impacts on environmental policy!
In a significant shift, the Trump administration plans to repeal the EPA's endangerment finding, undermining federal climate efforts and sparking outrage among environmental activists. This move could lead to increased greenhouse gas emissions and severe public health implications.
A groundbreaking study reveals that groundwater pumping has shifted Earth's rotational axis by 31.5 inches, raising concerns about climate change and sea-level rise. Discover the surprising implications of this human activity!
As President Trump visits Scotland, locals express their discontent through creative protests, blending humor with serious messages about politics and social issues. From witty placards to beach messages, Scots are making their voices heard.
A new study shows that overpumping and climate change have drastically reduced freshwater availability, surpassing ice melt as the main driver of sea level rise. This could spell disaster for food security and drinking water access.
Earth is spinning faster than ever, prompting discussions about the possibility of adding a negative leap second. This unprecedented change could have significant implications for technology and timekeeping.
