Helping People Pay Their Sky-High Water Bills Is a SNAP
U.S. water utility prices have been rising faster than general inflation, driven in large part by a need to replace and update aging infrastructure. New regulations to remove "forever chemicals" from drinking water will surely drive costs even higher.
America's feral hog problem is about to get even worse
Wild boars have mated with domestic pigs to create a rapidly reproducing pig hybrid that may cause the population of feral pigs to soar.
Red tides sparked by human activity and effects of climate change
The red tide is caused by blooms of algae, which produce dangerous chemicals known as brevetoxins that can kill marine life and harm humans.
It's Time To Scale Up African Solutions for the Continent
We have a unique opportunity to rally investment and technology for climate adaptation.
Facts about the Mississippi River
The Mississippi River is the second longest river in the U.S., and over 30 U.S. states and two Canadian provinces drain into it.
Russia draining reservoir to leave over 1M people without water: Ukraine
The alleged sabotage could also cause heavy damage to the surrounding biodiversity, according to a Ukrainian official.
Walmart's $2 eggs spark concerns, questions
In December, the average cost for a dozen large Grade A eggs in U.S. cities hit $4.25, up $1.79 from a year earlier.
Lake Mead water levels: Could California speed up recovery?
California recently proposed its own plan for water usage, with Arizona bearing the brunt of the cuts.
Concerning Chinese project near U.S. military base faces day of reckoning
The project's imminent demise represents a small part of a growing trend of concern about Chinese investments in the U.S.
China successfully clones "super cows" for first time ever
The cows can produce up to 36,000 pounds of milk a year.
Is California still in a drought?
California has been inundated by rain, with over five inches falling in a single day in San Francisco on December 31.
Biden makes puzzling remark about chickens, turkeys in Delaware
Biden said in an offhand remark that Delaware has more chickens than any other state, but not many turkeys, while pardoning two birds ahead of Thanksgiving.
You could soon be wearing cow burps and farts
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack spoke to Newsweek about how technology will change the future of farming and sustainable food production in the U.S.
Scientists fed dairy cows cannabis to see what would happen
Several hemp-derived products have been launched in recent years, including animal feed, raising the prospect of potential risks to human and animal health.
The Missing Ingredient in Agtech: Boots on the Ground
Addressing this need requires a critical shift from thinking of agtech as a product to thinking of it as a service.
AI Laser That Kills Cockroaches Created, Dubbed 'A Little Dangerous'
Cockroaches, a serious pest in both homes and agriculture, are usually controlled using pesticides that can also affect pollinating insects.
Man Dies After Becoming Trapped Inside Corn Silo
34-year old Travis Thelander was pronounced dead when his body was found after an accident in Roseland, Nebraska.
What We Feed Cows Could Be a Significant Key To Fighting Climate Change
Reducing methane emissions is critical to cooling the climate. Growing better cattle feed can help us get there
How Colorado River Cuts Will Impact National Food Supply
Cuts in the water supply could harm Arizona's nearly $4 billion agricultural sector.
Nuclear War Scenarios Would See Billions Dead From Famine Globally
Scientists have predicted that the soot ejected into the atmosphere during a nuclear war could cause worldwide famines due to reduced crop growth.
Here's How Farmers Can Take Advantage of the Deflationary Power of Data
Precision agriculture — the use of sensors and AI to pinpoint what resources are needed where — has quickly gone from sci-fi to reality as farmers contend with several challenges.
Bees Ejaculating Themselves to Death in Heat Waves: Viral Story Explained
Male honey bees will die from heat shock at temperatures above 107 degrees Fahrenheit, ejaculating as they perish.
What Is 'Heatflation'? Soaring Temps Could Impact Grocery Costs
As the world sees heat waves affecting crop production, global food prices could be driven up even further.
What Would Happen if All the Bees Died?
Bees are currently facing a number of threats worldwide, including loss of habitat, parasites and pathogens, climate change and declining forage quality.
Scientists Puzzled by Soaring Global Methane Levels
Scientists say the rapid rise in atmospheric methane has significant implications because it is a potent greenhouse gas and can contribute to global warming.
The World's Most Eco-Friendly Countries (and What They're Doing Right)
Which countries are leading the way when it comes to the challenges of tackling climate change, living sustainably and protecting the environment?
Prehistoric Farmers Were Bugged By Insects, Mice, Study Says
Stone Age farmers in southern France were fighting mice and insects feasting on their supplies 4,000 years ago, a new study has revealed.
Which Foods on Your 4th of July Cookout Plate Are Most Costly
"The overall cost for the cookout is up 17% or about $10 from last year," the American Farm Bureau Federation said.
Fifth of Food-Related Gas Emissions Come From Transportation: Scientists
Researchers in Australia say transporting food around the world causes three gigatons of gasses to be emitted every year.
Man Backed For Denying to Pay Puppy Support in Canine Custody Battle
"It's a bit rich of her to complain about your dog not being neutered yet her dog wasn't spayed?" one user commented.