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Throngs of nature enthusiasts are marveling at the unexpected carpet of wildflowers that has sprung to life across the notoriously arid Death Valley in California.

A Devon farmer has been convicted and fined following a slurry spill that killed hundreds of fish, highlighting the environmental consequences of improper waste management.

Discover the must-have items for your emergency kit, recommended by preparedness experts and WIRED's top testers. Stay safe in any disaster scenario.

Federal weather experts predict a powerful El Niño is on the way, bringing hotter temperatures, more droughts, and intense rainfall worldwide. Brace for a record-breaking year.

A deep dive into the Gulf region's vast network of desalination plants, which collectively generate 40% of the world's desalinated water supply.

NASA's 1,300-pound Van Allen Probe spacecraft has re-entered Earth's atmosphere, raising concerns about potential debris. Find out how the agency is managing the high-stakes return.

Exciting opportunities for expert scientists to make a real impact, advising policymakers and shaping high-level decisions. Apply now to be part of the team driving change.

New drainage system in Easton Valley, installed by Natural England, aims to reduce flooding on B1127 road between Wrentham and Southwold, safeguarding local wildlife and transportation.

Erin McGuire's research network studied innovative ways to ensure healthy, accessible food for underserved communities worldwide, adapting crops to climate change.

A Zambian scientist has established a cutting-edge drug research lab in South Africa to prevent the outflow of local talent from Africa and foster innovation.