Previous El Niños fueled wildfires, caused extreme flooding and mega droughts, prompted widespread coral bleaching and disrupted marine life migrations and foraging.
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La Niña is gone, but its effects linger as scientists watch for El Niño and the possible return of “the Blob” ocean heat wave.
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Oceans are holding excess heat, so while El Niño can limit hurricanes, scientists warn storms can still form.
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The Artemis II crew members may be back on Earth after a moon-circling mission, but the next group of astronauts is already getting ready to head to space.
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The loss of bird populations has been documented since the 1970s.
- Marta Serafinko Reuters
Researchers said the monkeys have been observed eating soil more frequently, a behavior they said may help the macaques avoid stomach upset from consuming human snacks.
- Paul Rogers The Mercury News
Five years ago, a tragic environmental story unfolded when thousands of giant sequoia trees, an iconic California species that can live for 3,000 years, were killed during multiple large wildfires.
A group of meteorologists is raining on "Miss Congeniality's" parade over the film's famous "perfect date" scene.
Joshua Kutryk will be part of NASA's Expedition 75, a team of four astronauts heading to the International Space Station later in September of this year. The group of Canadian, American and Russian scientists will spend six months aboard the station to conduct research, work Kutryk hopes oth…
Credit: Martin Nicourt/Gibraltar macaques project. Monkeys living on Gibraltar have learned that swallowing soil can quell upset stomachs caused by eating sweet and salty snacks offered by or stolen from holidaymakers, research suggests. Snacks such as chocolate bars, crisps and ice cream ha…
Meteor showers are one of the easiest and most magical ways to experience the night sky, but catching a great display takes a little planning.
Victor Glover is among 20 Black astronauts selected by NASA since its first class of Mercury astronauts in 1959, representing roughly 6% of all astronauts the agency has chosen.
The Artemis II crew is back home, safe and sound after setting an incredible record for deep space travel.
A Moncton nature club spent Saturday scraping twigs and feathers from boxes they put up last year to prepare for the upcoming nesting season in May. The CBC's Ian Curran was there.
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The atrium was made possible by a grant from the Lakin Foundation. SWITCH sits where the old East Mills High School used to be.
Dwayne Pleas and his wife opened the Council Bluffs Buck Snort, located at 25 Scott St., in September 2016, and they're coming up on the business' 10th anniversary this fall.
Iowa farmers this growing season are changing practices as they feel the pressure of a declining farm economy — especially with double-digit increases of fertilizer prices.
The agency also confirmed that the 18 passengers who were brought to the National Quarantine Unit had been asked to remain at the unit through May 31.
Four of the five Republicans running for Iowa governor drew contrasts on legal immigration, environmental regulation and Iowa’s cancer crisis in a debate.
President Donald Trump said Sunday he told his representatives not to rush into any deal with Iran and he remains committed to the blockade.
The era of ultra-cheap mortgages that reshaped American housing for a generation shows no signs of coming back.
“Diamonds are forever,” as the expression goes, and few gems embody that idea more powerfully than the Koh‑i‑Noor.
Women in America’s boardrooms made strides in the face of historic pushback in 2020. Then came the backlash against diversity initiatives.
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A Sidney man arrested on suspicion of litancy of charges is also accused of injuring two sheriff's deputies and jail staff upon his booking into the Fremont County Jail.
The Page County Sheriff's Office said two vehicles were involved in a crash where they sustained heavy damage on Monday, Oct. 27, about 5:57 p.m.
A man from an unincorporated community in Page County was arrested following a short standoff Friday evening.
A 51-year-old resident of Sidney was flown by medical helicopter to Omaha after a crash involving a wrong-way driver Tuesday morning.
Four of the five Republicans running for Iowa governor drew contrasts on legal immigration, environmental regulation and Iowa’s cancer crisis in a debate.
The conversation touched on abortion access, Medicare privatization, reimbursement rates and Iowa’s healthcare worker shortage.
Bolstered by support from outside Iowa, Zach Lahn topped Randy Feenstra in fundraising by Iowa’s Republican candidates for governor this year through mid-May, new state reports show.
Lahn argued Iowa has lost touch with the traditions that once defined rural communities.