Climate change isn’t just a future threat—it’s already reshaping the U.S. real estate market in ways many didn’t expect.

The Varroa mite might be the main cause of honeybee dieoffs recently but other human-caused environmental factors are also at ...

From architecture to fashion and food service, businesses are rethinking the way products are made, used, and valued. Yet there’s one principle that ties all of these efforts together: ethical design.

Immigration detention in Canada has long been a source of controversy, raising concerns about the treatment of vulnerable people and the conditions under which they are held.

When people think of reducing their carbon footprint, they often consider transportation, energy usage, and diet. Yet, digital consumption and home entertainment are often overlooked.

The Chesapeake Bay has long been one of the most closely watched and studied bodies of water in the U.S. After decades of heavy pollution, major efforts were launched to clean up the Bay and restore ...

Editor’s Note: The following is the second of three in a series of articles by Colorado State University’s Karissa Courtney covering important forest topics facing the United States. Part I delves ...

Summer may be over but the heat still lingers in much of the U.S. and elsewhere. As such, the need to keep pets safe becomes an increasing concern. Heat poses great risks to animals, especially those ...

Most dogs love being free to run in the yard, especially if they’ve spent all day inside. It’s good exercise for them, but unfortunately, it could also be hurting them too. Could your yard — or your ...

In colonial days, wood was a hot commodity in New England. It was so widely used for agriculture and other industries that, between the 17th and 20th centuries, several New England states saw a 60 ...