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Welcome to the future, where the Trekkian dream of a unified Space Force taking care of all problems has just gotten closer. Fighting hundreds of wildfires, the California fire department called out the big guns: NASA.

Lightning has killed and injured more than a dozen people in Russia in the past two weeks, officials say, blaming widespread use of electronic gadgets such as cell phones for an increase in deadly strikes.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on Tuesday began etching the regulatory framework for the underground storage of carbon dioxide. Capturing carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuel-fired power plants and injecting it deep in the earth is touted

While all natural disasters can be frightening, one of the most common is a hurricane. One of the most recent and deadliest hurricanes to strike in American history includes Hurricane Katrina back in 2005.

The Avalanche Center provides global snow avalanche information. It is a comprehensive source for current snow conditions, avalanche classes, accident reports, and more.

Haleem is a soup-like Indian and Pakistani dish, brought to India from Persia. In Anatolia, Iran, the Caucasus region and northern Iraq, it is known by the names Keshkek or Harisa. Although the dish varies in...

The periodic climate change known as La Nina has faded in the Pacific. But that doesn't necessarily mean that drought-stricken Southern California will enjoy a wet winter this year.

For the first time, one can have a whole view of America's carbon output: region by region, city by city. The Vulcan Project has undertaken a holistic inventory—including electricity, heat, transportation, and industry—of local carbon emissions across

Look to the past to prepare for the future. Learn how past severe storms have devastated areas in Florida. How can we prepare ourselves and our families for the next big one.