Climate Change

The burja dries ham, keeps grapes free from mold, and—occasionally—knocks over a truck.

Ancient sites such as Nan Madol, the "Venice of the Pacific," may need to be reconsidered thanks to new evidence about sea level change.

Striking work by photographer Richard Mosse shows how merging art and technology can cut through dry data.

This year we highlighted ideas around the world to address some of our most persistent problems.

From a 'happiness farmer' to dauntless vets, we met people rekindling hope through perseverance and innovation.

The artificial nests could shield the endangered seabirds from rising temperatures.

The Scotty Creek facility was part of an unprecedented First Nations effort to study and save the Arctic. Then the fire came.

Sometimes, to stand the test of time, buildings can't stay where they are.

One man hopes to turn the wolfish cryptid into a mascot for saving the state's imperiled wetlands.

A past global staple you've never heard of, maslins are poised for a comeback.

Patterns in 1,000-year-old stalagmite formation connect the fall of empires, kingdoms, and industries to long and deadly dry periods.

Scores of ancient paintings and other works will soon succumb to the sea—but a passionate team is determined to preserve this 'bubble of memory.'

The 149-year-old specimen is one of millions at Britain's Natural History Museum.

It may be the key to cutting down 7,800 metric tons of annual carbon emissions.

The world’s largest array of greenhouses has transformed the region economically, and in other, unforeseen ways.

In the unlikely lagoon environment, long-lost grapes grow once again.

Eating local doesn't mean what it used to.