Refugees seeking food security from drought and civil-war ravaged Somalia find floods instead.
Torrential rain pounding South Korea on Wednesday triggered landslides which killed 28 people and inundated hundreds of homes in the country's worst flood damage in decades.
The periodic flooding of Southern California's Salton Sea in the past may have pressured small “stepover” faults to trigger the San Andreas. A drier Salton has eased that pressure.
Astronomer Mark Thompson reports on the large asteroid that will pass within 8,000 miles from Earth and why we were given such short notice.
A Stanford study forecasts that in 20 to 60 years the coolest summer will still be hotter than any summer experienced in the second half of the 20th century.
A new study shows how regional climate differences controlled the intensity of outbreaks of plague in China.
The frequency of tornadoes this year indicates variability in the northward migration of the summer jet stream.
Less than a month after a tornado outbreak devastated the U.S. southeast, a deadly twister touched down in the town of Joplin on Sunday.
Our perception of seismic risk is skewed into thinking earthquakes at plate boundaries are more deadly. We're wrong.
A revision of earthquake risk is in store following tomorrow's day of rapture, but would have been even without the judgment based on new geophysical reports.