Climate Change

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.

The coastal community of Selsey welcomes the return of salt marshes where farms once stood.

Receding waters are leaving behind an environmental disaster, and a new kind of tourism.

No one is sure how this geological oddity got there.

Climate change is destroying centuries-old structures in remote Mustang. Can the buildings—and the culture—be saved?

"Sowing water" in this mountainous region has been crucial for people, crops, and biodiversity for more than a millennium.

The region's first and only locally-run hatchery provides a boost for both fishers and the imperiled royal sea snail.

Wandering currents and spring thaws make sea ice in East Greenland look like curls of smoke.

Environmentalists see small reforestation pilot sites around the capital of Amman as a first step to a greener future.

Biologist Serra Hoagland bridges Indigenous traditions and modern methods.

Isabella Abbott, the first native Hawaiian woman to earn a doctorate in science, rewrote the book on her beloved limu.

For more than a millennium, Tipasa was a symbol of cross-cultural exchange. Now the sea is coming for it.