French climate scientist Christophe Cassou said the heat wave would have been virtually impossible in the preindustrial era.

Transcript: On extremely hot and humid summer days, babies and toddlers can be especially vulnerable to heat stress and dehydration. Their small, developing bodies heat up faster ...

NOAA is forecasting an active eastern Pacific hurricane season, and TSR is predicting an active northwest Pacific typhoon season.

With temperatures rising and electricity prices spiking, some people are choosing between high energy costs – or going without.

It can soak up more water, so it can reduce flooding and erosion during heavy storms, which are growing more common as the climate warms. Brownback: “Soil with a small amount of organic matter may ...

Orville Williams has had a healthy wheat crop on his 2,600-acre farm in Montezuma, Kansas, every year since he was a teenager. It hasn’t always been eas ...

A nurse and professor borrowed the idea from the military – and now it’s being tested in North Carolina’s scorching fields.

As electric vehicles grow in popularity, firefighters in Minnesota and beyond are training for these emergencies.

Farmworkers, including kids, can suffer from nicotine poisoning when they handle tobacco leaves – a threat that’s growing in a warming climate.

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Voumard: “There are little things you can do in your home to improve your own personal energy efficiency.” For example, shut heating and cooling vents in rooms you do not use. In winter, you can ...

This Aug. 16, 2010, image provided by NASA Earth Observatory shows a piece of the Petermann Glacier that cracked in Greenland. (Jesse Allen and Robert Simmon/NASA Earth Observatory via AP) ...