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Plants engineered to produce their own bug-killing toxins really have helped farmers cut the use of nastier chemical insecticides.
Most African Americans, Caribbean Americans, and African immigrants live in cities. That doesn’t mean they don’t have deep roots.
New Mexicans are having to rely on trucked-in water, bears are getting antsy, desperate farmers are selling their water to frackers, and more.
In an address to her department, the secretary of the interior called climate action a "moral imperative."
I spent the past two weeks saying goodbye to my father, Jim Farrell, so instead of my usual discussion of...
The former Chicago mayor is launching a company to help cities pursue money-saving infrastructure investments.
Skeptics say global warming is over. They're wrong.
Scientists are racing to study and conserve wild varieties of crops before they disappear. Such weeds could bolster agricultural yields as the climate changes.
European leaders want to use fracking to emulate America's oil and gas boom. European citizens are not so happy about that idea.
