
Heat and Toxins: Climate Change Is Making Pesticides Deadlier for Farmworkers
As global temperatures climb, farmworkers face a compound crisis: hotter fields, more toxic pesticide exposure, and little legal protection.

As global temperatures climb, farmworkers face a compound crisis: hotter fields, more toxic pesticide exposure, and little legal protection.

Three-year monitoring shows PM2.5 levels triple U.S. safety limits, with soot from traffic and fires driving health risks in Ethiopia's capital.

From the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake and tsunami to Fukushima, Japan's experience offers critical lessons in disaster readiness, nuclear safety, and recovery.

The once-hurricane brought hurricane-force gusts and flooding rain to Hawaii, highlighting the state's rare brush with a major storm.

A half-century after the Clean Air Act, climate-driven wildfires have overtaken cars and factories as the main source of unhealthy air days for expectant mothers in the U.S.

From blood bicarbonate to pollen seasons, scientists are documenting surprising ways climate change reshapes life on Earth.

Amid torrential rains, a dam breach, and a Gansu earthquake, President Xi Jinping urges resilience-by-design, all-out rescue efforts, and international cooperation.

Heart Aerospace's X1 demonstrator takes to the skies over New York, marking a milestone in sustainable aviation amid soaring jet fuel costs.

From Alaska's record snow to Alabama's prisons, a look at the issues colliding in the public sphere.

The 2,700-mile trail around England's shoreline is inaugurated by the King, unlocking coastlines from Suffolk to Sussex.