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In America's dusty Corn Belt this spring, the land was drowning. In China's Yangtze river basin, it's bone dry. Farmers in both are fighting a losing battle to save the soil that produces our food.

ORLANDO, Fla. — NASA officials on Friday inspected the Artemis I rocket and spacecraft at Kennedy Space Center after Hurricane Nicole and are OK to go for Wednesday’s early-morning launch attempt.

Taking a step towards conscious living, Amala Earth, a one-stop destination for all things earth-friendly and mindful, is coming up with the second edition of its on-ground exhibition - Symphony for Earth. Aimed at celebrating and bringing forth an array of environmentally conscious brands and their products, Amala Earth’s Symphony…

An Edinburgh cocktail bar inspired by the works of J. R. R. Tolkien is serving up drinks based on The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit, and has earned rave reviews from Middle-earth fans

The Leonid Meteor shower will be visible in Edinburgh next Thursday and Friday night. The Edinburgh Royal Observatory is sharing top tips for viewing it.

Many people are familiar with flash floods – torrents that develop quickly after heavy rainfall. But there’s also such a thing as a flash drought, and these sudden, extreme dry spells are becoming a big concern for farmers and water utilities.

Herman Daly had a flair for stating the obvious. When an economy creates more costs than benefits, he called it “uneconomic growth.” But you won’t find that conclusion in economics textbooks. Even suggesting that economic growth could cost more than it’s worth can be seen as economic heresy.

Emmie Nielsen, 23, from Putney, planned the most special last day on earth for her dying dog, 12-year-old Staffy Molly, filled with McDonald's treats, furry friends and lots of kisses

Global leaders are negotiating about how to cut greenhouse gas emissions as quickly as possible. Scientists say every passing day, and every tenth of a degree, makes a big difference.