The last week of May 2017 and first week of June brought one the most extraordinary heatwaves in world history to Asia, the Middle East and Europe.

Cumberland Island offers memorable meals, fine fishing, wild horses, empty beaches and a rich history.

A deadly storm lashed Moscow this week while a cyclone wreaked havoc in Myanmar and Bangladesh.

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) recently announced world records for the highest death tolls from lightning, tropical cyclones, tornadoes and hailstorms in recorded history.

With staffers facing the prospect of subpoenas and legal bills, the White House is struggling to attract much-needed talent.

The reluctance of U.S. federal regulators to require operators of nuclear reactors to spend $5 billion to enhance the security of spent fuel rods stored underground threatens the country with a potential catastrophe, scientists warned on Friday.

“I’ve always felt like I was a triple threat: pass, rebound, score,” James tells B/R Mag. “But scoring has never been my concentration on things.”

Fidelity Investments may support shareholder proxy proposals calling on companies to report on sustainability matters this year, a major shift by the Boston asset manager as climate activists gain more traction at large U.S. corporations.

Four countries in an arc across central Africa and the Middle East—Nigeria, Somalia, South Sudan and Yemen—are at risk of mass starvation due to conflict and drought, with two parts of South Sudan already declared officially 'under famine' ...

Assessing the capability of North Korean Cold War-era artillery and its danger to Seoul.

Assisted by a drone, the NWS found tornado damage for almost 100 miles.

A poison frog sits on top of an emerald tree boa in its enclosure at the Singapore Zoo's new Reptopia exhibit.

Humans are not the only species to show a strong work ethic and scruples. Researchers have found evidence of conscientiousness in insects, reptiles, birds, fish and other critters, such as working hard, paying attention to detail and striving to do t ...

In the abstract, there is no one correct answer. You can have affirmative responses to the use of either fuel. You can stack them as high as summer corn.

Species like the blue whale became so big only in the past 4.5 million years, a result of changes to the food supply in the oceans, scientists say.

Mount Sinabung spews thick ash, as seen from Brastagi, in Karo, North Sumatra province, Indonesia.May 24,17

Actor Sir Roger Moore, best known for playing James Bond, has died aged 89, his family announces.

Researchers say the discovery could provide a significant new energy source

Top predators like wolves have a powerful effect on their ecosystems, and if they are taken away, a strange phenomenon can happen

The rule limits venting and flaring gas, a move the Obama administration estimated would prevent 180,000 tons of climate-warming methane from leaking into the atmosphere every year.