Eric Niiler

Surging demand for electricity and new investment in green energy drove the plan to restart Michigan’s decommissioned Palisades plant. It would be a global first.

Scientists have solved the mystery of a puzzling seismic disturbance. First, there was an avalanche. Then, there was a tsunami.

Hurricane-hunting aircraft have been flying into powerful storms for decades, but high-tech drones are doing things that humans can’t.

Deaths continue to mount for 15 years after a storm hits, according to new research.

The storm’s west-to-east track is unusual for a Gulf hurricane.

Wildlife experts advise Floridians to leave the animals alone.

Four aerial firefighters have died, two have survived crashes and 7.6 million acres have burned so far this season.

On Monday night in Atlanta, Donald Trump described a made-up scenario in which GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene of Georgia blew up while driving a hydrogen car. Greene “with that beautiful blonde hair is driving down the highway in a hydrogen car,” he said. “And the problem with a hydrogen car, if s

In a strange episode in the animal kingdom, a captive marine animal merged with another of its kind to become a single individual.