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As experts predict an active storm season, critics say the hog industry has done little to change after recent hurricanes overwhelmed waste lagoons.
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How these record high levels link humans to our changing climate
In the immediate aftermath of an extreme weather event, a common question arises around how much human-caused climate change contributed to its likelihood or severity.
A small First Nation on the coast in B.C. is starting to reap the rewards of taking a risk on seaweed farming.
A study in North Carolina of dying trees may represent a foreboding preview of what may come to coastal ecosystems worldwide
In lower Plaquemines Parish, some fear they are river diversion's 'collateral damage'
Effort to conserve 30% of the nation’s federal lands and waters faces uphill battle
The Town Council of Southern Shores voted Monday, May 3 to establish municipal service districts (MSD), though the discussion whether to use MSDs to fund beach nourishment is ongoing.
North Atlantic right whales have gained protections and sea turtles are more imperiled under a new federal calendar for harbor dredging that came to light May 14 in a federal lawsuit that seeks to protect sea turtles.
The first seaweed farm in US tropical waters has been installed in Puerto Rico, in a bid to support large-scale production of algal biomass for biofuels and other valuable bioproducts.
Hurricanes and floods in Tampa would disrupt Central Command and Special Operations Command’s crucial work, while extreme weather abroad exacerbates the crises they deal with each day.
