The world’s largest-known group of chimpanzees split into two factions that are now engaged in deadly combat

The parasitic birds have evolved extra endurance to help them steal food from their host species, new research finds.

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Insects must perform tricky internal calculations to travel in a straight line

Sporting events are one of the most trusted and effective advertising channels. Why not use them to move public opinion on climate change?

A newly published history of the wind turns to sea gods and early wind turbines to show how today’s challenges to renewable energy repeat a centuries-old pattern.

A newly published history of the wind turns to sea gods and early wind turbines to show how today’s challenges to renewable energy repeat a centuries-old pattern.

A suspicious pitch from a freelancer led editor Nicholas Hune-Brown to dig into their past work. By the end, four publications, including The Guardian and Dwell, had removed articles from their sites.

A newly published history of the wind turns to sea gods and early wind turbines to show how today’s challenges to renewable energy repeat a centuries-old pattern.

A newly published history of the wind turns to sea gods and early wind turbines to show how today’s challenges to renewable energy repeat a centuries-old pattern.

"I would rather be an actual pawn. At least pawn sacrifices are calculated and achieve something."

A new study finds that even elite endurance athletes run up against a hard metabolic ceiling

Record-breaking ocean temperatures have caused widespread bleaching and death among warm-water corals, which could have far-reaching consequences

Electrostatic charges may help roundworms infect a wide variety of hosts

The Sims helped me—and countless other queer players—see ourselves. The new owners could erase that legacy.

Nature in Ghost of Yōtei is more than a backdrop. This rugged and beautiful scenery is a character with its own powerful story.

From summer squash to sheep’s wool, a variety of agricultural products may grow better beneath an awning of solar panels.

Atmos joins a mushroom-infused microdose hike for an afternoon of psychedelics, reconnection with nature, and crystal harps.

Lessons on living sustainably from nature’s most exploitative species.

Experts are divided over the SPEED Act, which aims to expedite climate action, counterintuitively, by eroding environmental law.

Lessons on living sustainably from nature’s most exploitative species.

Lighthiser v. Trump challenges the president’s energy policy while testing the limits of executive overreach.

Climate change is raising the risk of heat strokes in states where high school football is most popular, new data analysis shows.

Thermal batteries promise round-the-clock renewable heat, offering a faster path to decarbonizing carbon-intensive industries.

A first-of-its-kind study directly ties corporate emissions from oil, gas, and coal producers to rising heat waves worldwide.

As climate change makes the world hotter and drier, wildfires are proliferating. Can rewilding be the solution?

An insatiable thirst for cheap, ready-to-build furniture has been linked to illegal logging and assassinations of forest defenders.

The war on drugs has created an illegal cocaine market responsible for the degradation of the Amazon and the rights of Indigenous people.

On the 20th anniversary of the storm, experts reflect on the resulting federal law now protecting pets from climate disasters.

Cultural learning helps species respond flexibly and rapidly to climate change, but these passed-on traditions now face existential threats.

San Diego and Tijuana's Friendship Park was once a sacred meeting ground for Mexican-U.S. families. It's now an impregnable bulwark.

The limited-edition Booth Boots are available exclusively on the Tecovas website starting at 10 a.m. CT on July 29.

The International Court of Justice’s landmark ruling shifts the obligation of climate action from moral appeal to legal duty.

The bombardment of Gaza has left a toxic legacy of contaminated soil, blackened water and disease-spreading garbage that will last generations.

A pack of “community science” dogs of all breeds and ages help sniff out the devastating invasive insects.

America First Legal claims some of the restaurant chain's worker initiatives may be "discriminatory."