Tesla has released new details about 17 previously redacted crash reports tied to its self-driving taxi testing in Austin, Texas and some of the newly public accounts are raising fresh questions.

Coastal land subsidence is making sea-level rise even more dangerous for millions of people, especially in densely populated shoreline cities.

A new evolutionary finding is giving one of the ocean's simplest-looking animals a surprising connection to humans: Sea anemones may rely on an ancient body-building system.

A Peoria, Arizona, resident got an unexpected backyard visitor when a giant lizard was spotted swimming in his pool.

Scientists have identified a promising new way to monitor dolphin populations, and it starts with a simple seawater sample.

A bald eagle is back in the wild after a Pennsylvania wildlife rescue center helped it survive a life-threatening case of lead poisoning.

Last year alone, 1,263 people reported getting sick after time in open water. Reported illnesses included stomach bugs, eye infections, and viral infections. Gastroenteritis was the most frequently ...

BYD’s latest fast-charging EVs are selling so quickly that the company has run into an unexpected problem: It doesn’t have enough batteries to keep pace.

A gardener's photo of a plastic bag pulled from a freshly opened bag of organic soil is sparking frustration online and tapping into a much bigger debate.

A small Scottish village is drawing attention after local schoolchildren convinced their neighbors to put away their lawn mowers and let nature take over.

In response to its ongoing war with Russia, communities across Ukraine have increasingly turned to solar power, heat pumps, and battery storage to reduce their dependence on damaged grids.

The Lummi Nation filed a lawsuit in federal court seeking to halt ground-disturbing work connected to broadband construction in Point Roberts, Washington.