If the planet continues to warm, low-to-no-snow winters will become a regular occurrence on certain mountains in the western US in 35 to 60 years.

A new book examines how corporate sustainability efforts have failed. Selling lots of green products is, after all, still untenable consumerism.

A single bad El Niño weather event can leave nearly 6 million children undernourished, according to a new study.

As sea temperatures rise, the nutritional value of giant kelp decreases. That has far-reaching effects for the global food chain.

Candy is a staple of Halloween, but making all that sweet stuff comes with some hefty environmental costs. An expert explains the candy-climate link.

Climate change stands to alter the flavor and aroma of your morning coffee, a research review finds.

Animals munching on plants around watering holes in Kenya can leave a lot of bare ground. But there's more nuance to which plants survive and which don't.

Animals munching on plants around watering holes in Kenya can leave a lot of bare ground. But there's more nuance to which plants survive and which don't.

To find out how plants know winter is coming, researchers took what might seem like an unusual approach. They "asked" a weed.

Earth could be alien to humans by 2500 if we don't reach emissions goals, report a team of scientists.