Assembly Bill 220 contains a provision to allow the Southern Nevada Water Authority to cut off higher water users. The agency says 20% of its cusomters use about 40% of the water. Shakeria Hawkins reports.
Scientists began to take the creature seriously after one was accidentally captured.
The man and his wife splashed water at the animal to scare it off, wildlife officials said.
Residents in an upscale Florida community paused activities Thursday to marvel at the sight of a giant alligator crossing the road.
It was a golden opportunity to learn more about a rare and secretive shark species that had never been found before in the UK.
The UN Water Conference is being held for the first time in decades–a rare opportunity for companies, NGOs, and governments to work together.
Ice cover is extremely low for this time of year. No ice can affect the food web and have other detrimental effects.
Andrew Farnsworth, a researcher at Cornell University's Lab of Ornithology, told The New York Times more than 300 sightings have been recorded in a year.
A California town is engulfed in floodwater, but residents fear what will happen if they flee.
To avoid more drastic measures that could destroy their livelihoods, agricultural producers want better pay to fallow their fields.
Lake Shasta has risen 8 feet over the last week and more than 100 feet since Dec. 1.
Thousands of fish around the Australian Outback town of Menindee have washed up in recent weeks, clogging a major river, and scientists believe depleted oxygen levels are to blame.
Spring heralds the emergence of many U.S. reptiles from winter dormancy. A warm February in the Southeast has led to earlier questions about snakes.
Like many of his peers, Liu Wai-man, the second generation owner of Hee Kee Fried Crab, one of Hong Kong's most popular seafood restaurants for tourists, struggled through the 2019 social unrest and three years of Covid-19 controls. After closing two of his three restaurants, leaving the 57 year-old flagship eatery in Causeway Bay open for business, Liu believes the business model for operating a crab cuisine restaurant "is not sustainable". A surge in supply costs has been a double whammy. So h
The husband and wife will journey 17,000 miles from the Arctic to Antarctica, aided by renewables.
Short of reintroducing top predators, some researchers believe a new approach to hunting might be the best way to bring ecosystems back into balance
By the 1990s, Asian carp had begun escaping into the Mississippi River. Worse, they began successfully reproducing in U.S. waters.
Nearly 200 people from as far away as San Francisco and Santa Cruz reported feeling the tremor to the agency.
One of the survivors hiked out to find help.
Suspending environmental regulations for the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta a plus as California’s climate changes require a flexible approach.
More rain and wind is on the way to the Bay Area. The strongest rain and wind is likely to start up on Tuesday.
