In states where the temperature plummets in January, immigrants are less likely to own their own businesses, research finds.

New research shows how to raise black soldier fly larvae, which can eat food waste before becoming protein-rich food for livestock.

Texas has just experienced its hottest December on record, says the state climatologist.

Data from the Parker Solar Probe bolster theories about a long-running mystery: why the sun's outer atmosphere is hotter than its fiery surface.

Low wind speeds and stale air are associated with as much as 45% higher incidence of contracting COVID-19 when people socialize outside, researchers say.

The increase in heat-related deaths would be comparable to mortality from other long-term public health challenges in Asia, such as tobacco smoking.

The magnitude and rate of Earth's warming temperature over the last 150 years far surpasses the magnitude and rate of changes over the last 24,000 years.

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

While individual temperature checks have become common during the pandemic, a new device could quickly and efficiently detect fever in groups of people.

Here's how to prevent the hacking of electronics in the "cold chain" that keeps COVID-19 vaccines ultra-cold during storage and transport.