An expert on water sustainability explains how the lead crisis in Flint, Michigan and climate change have sparked change.

Brown marmorated stink bugs, foul-smelling, voracious, wide-spread pests, could become even more ubiquitous with climate change.

Researchers investigated termites' discovery and decay of wood at more than 130 sites in a variety of habitats across six continents.

Soil temperature indicates where the corn earworm can survive the winter. The finding could help farmers control the ravaging pests more effectively.

New research lays out a range of heat impacts worldwide by the end of this century, depending on future emissions of greenhouse gases.

Investing in nature could help states bolster water supplies and fight climate change. An expert explains how it would work—and how beavers can help.

Alpine bumblebees have adapted to colder temps of the Rocky Mountains, but now climate change warming is threatening these once abundant pollinators.

Using synthetic genetic circuits, researchers have modified the root structures of plants, which could make crops more resilient to climate change.

Clam shells and climate simulations show that the Gulf of Maine suddenly started warming after 900 years of gradual cooling.

A new, cheap, energy-efficient material could be key to carbon capture. It could even potentially work to suck up carbon from car tailpipes.