ENVIRONMENT

Your beer can be artisanal, local, organic, or gluten-free. Now, it can also help conserve the Pacific Northwest's wild fish.

The colorful seed balls bloom into honeybees' favorite wildflowers.

Drones, armed guards, and international relocation are helping to protect rhinos from poachers.

When all the trees die, people tend to have more heart attacks.

Vietnam’s FPT University is covered in trees. A lot of trees.

The artifacts range from a few hundred to several thousand years old

The number is expected to reach 99 percent by 2050.

The French capital will become a haven for pedestrians and cyclists for seven hours in September.

Apple CEO Tim Cook and Google Chairman Eric Schmidt are among those interested in the product.

How do you plug leaks in an 85-mile long tunnel buried 700 feet in the ground?

Europe has recently been plagued by flies, flooding, drought, and bacterial infestation.

A fast-spreading bacterial disease might someday destroy the citrus industry.

Environmentalists protested the development of a road on both environmental and mystical grounds.

Grime exposed to sunlight can re-release some of these gases back into the urban atmosphere.

2015 marks California’s fourth consecutive year of drought.

Litter ruins the psychological benefits people otherwise get from looking at natural landscapes, psychologists find.

Inscriptions written on the walls of a cave in central China document seven major droughts over nearly 500 years.

Offices are too cold for everyone, and that’s wasting precious energy.

It's not the resurrection of the waxwing slain by the false azure in the windowpane, but it's pretty close.

There are several thousand species of fleas around the world—and 300 of these bloodsucking pests call the U.S. home.

When illegal palm trees are planted in protected Indonesian forest, Rudi Putra grabs a chainsaw.

Remember how scared we were of satanic cults, Y2K, and nuclear war? (Okay, we're still scared of nuclear war.)

This definitely isn't your average greenhouse.