19,000,000 people left without electricity after entire country hit by blackout The return of peep-toe shoes (and the new rules of wearing them) Basketball legend Diana Taurasi has officially ...

Flying over the massive iceberg, it's indistinguishable from the horizon. But as it melts, chunks of ice risk floating ...

shelves be installed to air dry dishes and utensils and that the bathroom door be replaced with one that can close by itself. Medicaid cuts: How many millions could your Monmouth or Ocean County ...

Since January, the Ocean County Health Department has inspected 597 restaurants, convenience stores and cafeterias.

While a return to neutral is expected in the coming months, natural climate events are occurring alongside human-driven ...

While rainy skies may feel unusual after several months of severe short-term drought, March tends to be a wetter month in Phoenix. It is the fifth-wettest month of the year in America’s hottest, and ...

Honduran authorities have confirmed that an Aerolínea Lanhsa aircraft crashed shortly after taking off, claiming the lives of ...

Arctic sea ice growth was slow in February, leaving extent at record-low levels for the end of the month. In the Antarctic, the annual minimum in extent is imminent, and near a record low.

where arctic air has been replaced by milder air streaming in from the North Pacific Ocean. Above-average temperatures have also developed across the central and eastern U.S., with many locations ...

BECAUSE RESEARCHERS SAY THE INCREASED MELTING CANNOT BE EXPLAINED SOLELY BY THE GLOBAL RISE IN AIR TEMPERATURE. LARRY MAYER IS DIRECTOR OF THE CENTER FOR COASTAL AND OCEAN MAPPING AT THE ...

But it’s not only creatures living on the ocean floor that this process impacts — the bioturbation is also affecting the air we breathe above the surface. Carbon at the bottom of the ocean can ...

New accumulations could bring this month’s rain total to above average for the first time in months. “There’s been a very strong jet stream across the Pacific Ocean,” O’Malley said.