Rio Verde residents sue Scottsdale to restore water access amid drought
Rio Verde Foothills residents sued Scottsdale last week, demanding that access to the city’s water supply be restored to some 500 homes in the community.
Study: Consumer products containing phthalates increase risk of uterine tumor growth
Dozens of companies involved in food packaging are receiving pressure after the toxic industrial compound PFAS was detected in fast-food wrappers, boxes and plates that consumers interact with on a daily basis.
Greta Thunberg carried away by police at German coal mine protest
Swedish climate activist Great Thunberg was among hundreds of people on Tuesday who resumed anti-mining protests in western German after weekend demonstrations.
Why atmospheric rivers could become more frequent as world transitions out of La Niña
The climate patterns created by the El Niño Southern Oscillation (ENSO) could allow for more heavy rain events to impact California.
Are recent winter storms helping with Arizona's drought conditions?
Recent winter storms are helping with the state's drought conditions, according to experts, but as far as long-term drought conditions are concerned, that's a different story.
Greta Thunberg removed by German police from site of mass-climate change protest at coal mine
German police reportedly removed 20-year-old climate change activist Greta Thunberg from the site of a mass protest over the demolition of an abandoned village for the expansion of a coal mine.
Are drought conditions improving in Arizona?
One year ago, the entire state was labeled as being under drought, with the northwestern part of Arizona suffering from extreme drought.
New map shows improvements in Arizona's drought conditions
A new map of Arizona's drought condition shows improvement in parts of the state between 2022 and 2023. FOX 10's John Hook has a breakdown of the data.
30-foot fin whale found stranded, dead off Mississippi Gulf Coast: ‘A very rare species’
Since 2002, there have only been three reported fin whale strandings in the Gulf of Mexico.
Exxon Mobil accurately predicted global warming trends since 1970s, study says
A new study says Exxon Mobil’s scientists were remarkably accurate in their predictions about global warming.
2022 among warmest years on record; experts warn warmer temps to come
Government science teams say that 2022 didn't quite set a record for heat, but it was in the top five or six warmest on record depending on who's doing the measuring.
What happens to all the Super Bowl signage after the big game sweeps through Phoenix?
What happens to all the Super Bowl signage after the big game sweeps through Phoenix? "There is so much stuff that comes in for the Super Bowl that they don’t want back."
What does all this rain in California mean for the wine?
A winery proprietor said, "let's keep it coming," when talking about the historic atmospheric river-fueled parade of storms slamming the Golden State.
Gov. Hobbs sounds alarm on west Valley water shortage as developments continue popping up
A shocking new report shows the groundwater supply beneath Arizona is drying up and governor Katie Hobbs is sounding the alarm during her State of the State Speech by releasing the 100-year water supply report.
Biden, López Obrador, Trudeau show unity during summit, downplay tensions
President Joe Biden, Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are seeking to downplay their frustrations with one another on migration and trade as they meet for the North American Leaders Summit.
Miles of San Carlos Reservoir being paved to prevent 'terrible losses through seepage'
Crews are nearing the end of a 12-mile trek to pave the San Carlos Reservoir to prevent water loss. "We have terrible losses through seepage."
Ozone hole should fully mend by 2066, UN says
A United Nations scientific report says Earth's protective ozone layer is slowly but noticeably healing.
Two-thirds of glaciers could disappear by 2100, study finds
he study in Thursday’s journal Science examined all of the globe’s 215,000 land-based glaciers.
Biden signs water bills benefiting 3 tribes in Arizona
Congress approved the bills late last year.
Rio Verde Foothills residents to lose water access Jan. 1: 'Water is our lifeblood'
For about a year, the city of Scottsdale has been hauling water to Rio Verde Foothills, but they've decided to stop because of the ongoing drought.