Environment
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Alaska airlifts hundreds from coastal villages hit by typhoon
About 300 evacuees were brought 500 miles away to Anchorage as shelter space in the area had been reaching capacity
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Legendary primatologist Jane Goodall dies at 91
The British primatologist, known for her decades-long study of wild chimpanzees in East Africa, died of natural causes. She is survived by her son Hugo Eric Louis van Lawick and her three grandchildren, Merlin, Angel, and Nick.
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Trump DOJ urges federal judge to strike down climate change law
Court motion argues “New York has declared war on those responsible for supplying our nation with reliable and affordable energy.”
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Evacuation order issued for North Carolina's Outer Banks as Hurricane Erin moves closer to US
"Portions of N.C. Highway 12 on Hatteras Island will likely be impassable for several days," Dare County said
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Hurricane Erin knocks out power to hundreds of thousands in Puerto Rico
Erin was downgraded to a Category 3 storm early Sunday morning.
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Hurricane Erin downgrades to a Category 3 storm
Hurricane Erin is the first Atlantic hurricane of 2025.
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Tropical Storm Erin strengthens into a hurricane, may become Category 4
The National Hurricane Center said that Hurricane Erin reached 75 mph Friday morning, making it a hurricane
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Hawaii downgrades tsunami warning, lifts evacuation order
The earthquake was among the four strongest earthquakes this century
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US shipping firm pleads guilty to pumping 10k gallons of 'oily discharge' into Mississippi River
A ship management company pleads guilty to intentionally polluting U.S. waters off the coast of New Orleans after years under investigation by the Coast Guard.
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EPA's Zeldin announces release of info on contrails, geoengineering
A contrail is a trail of condensed water that comes out of an aircraft or rocket at high altitude, while geoengineering is another word for climate intervention.
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Three dead in New Mexico flash flooding
The flood was the result of monsoon rains Tuesday in the southern region of the state
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You Vote: With the death toll surpassing 100 from the flooding in Texas, who or what is to blame?
On Wednesday and Thursday, a series of emergency weather alerts were issued by the National Weather Service and Texas Division of Emergency Management.
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Texas Land Commissioner says the camps did everything they could to avoid the flood's tragic rage
The latest death count exceeded 100 people in an area where flooding happens frequently. Of that death toll, more than two dozen were children. Truth was another casualty.