Wineries in Australia rallied to support a fellow vintner whose crop had been destroyed by regional bushfires. Ten thousand dollars in grapes were donated to allow Grampians Estate to bottle a Shiraz that year.
With the help of lidar and a band of satellites, the Salifornia Forest Obervatory will allow firefighters to map every tree in the state.
A study of rhesus monkeys on Puerto Rico found that after Hurricane Maria, the animals increased their social circles to buffer the effects
The descendants of the dogs abandoned by owners after the Chernobyl disaster are being befriended and cared for by guards.
Two men, Naoto Matsumura and Sakae Kato, both still live in the Fukushima exclusion zone where they are taking care of animals.
Seismologists at Caltech teamed up with Google to develop a method to use existing underwater telecommunication cables to detect earthquakes.
NASA confirms that planet Earth is safe from asteroid Apophis for at least the next 100 years.
DroneSeed uses heavy-lift drones to reseed and restore forests after wildfires 6-times faster than by hand and at a fraction of the cost.
Flood waters in New South Wales, Australia couldn't stop bride Kate Fotheringham marrying her love Wayne Bell.
Mr. Matsumura is adamant: "Animals and people are equal." That's why the 55-year-old rice farmer returned to the Fukushima exclusion zone -- to care for the animals left behind.
After a winter storm in Texas led to widespread flooding and burst pipes, New Jersey plumber Andrew Mitchell and family went down to help.
Texas' Gallery Furniture has opened up its locations to locals as warming stations where they can get care during Storm Uri.
The Virginia-based disaster relief group Mercy Chefs reached a milestone this month, serving its 10 millionth meal before heading to Texas.
Jesse Dahlberg of Golden, B.C, saved an elk that he saw being buried by an avalanche in the town of Field.
After September's volcanic eruption on La Palma in the Canary Islands, intact beehives filled with thousands of bees have been happily discovered.
In the rural Philippines, a typhoon-proof wind turbine aims to harness the destructive forces of nature to generate electricity for locals.
Massive blooms of algae feasting on the ash from Australian wildfires have sucked up most of the CO2 the fires emitted.
As the Windy Fire made its way into Sequoia National Park, firefighters wrapped General Sherman in protective foil.
Having been built as outdoor restaurant seating in New York, interlocking plastic Friendship Bottles also stood up to the cat. 2 storms
In the harbor at Rijnshaven, Rotterdam, the world's largest set of floating offices opens to an NGO committed to adapting society for CC.
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