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A hurricane-strength storm system unleashed torrential rainfall over the deep Nebraska snowpack.
The over-the-top gala fell on the same day the U.N. released its overwhelming biodiversity report. Ironic?
While flood recovery is underway in other parts of the Midwest, South Dakota's Oglala Sioux Tribe is still treading water.
The Affordable Clean Energy Plan finalizes the rollback of Obama’s Clean Power Plan.
Heavy rainfall can be just as damaging to crops and cities as drought and extreme heat, and the U.S has been experiencing more of both.
New research shows that working long hours is bad for the climate.
"Panels are a little like people; they like temperate conditions with light winds and low humidity, and that’s when they function the best.”
Dense and flat, New Orleans could be a world-class city for cyclists if it weren’t so dangerous.
Research finds killing of native people indirectly contributed to a colder period by causing deaths of around 56 million by 1600.
