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By: Sydney Anderson, Justin Sullivan
The lightning-caused Big Grass Fire had grown to 346,757 acres and was 25 percent contained Tuesday morning, August 4, as nearly 900 firefighters worked the northern and eastern perimeters and Level 3 "Go" evacuation orders remained in force across portions of Owyhee County, Idaho, according to incident figures
By: Sydney Anderson, Chris Hondros
North Carolina has spent nearly $51 million over the past 15 years maintaining the erosion hot spots along NC 12 in Dare County, with another $20 million spent on Ocracoke, according to figures NCDOT engineer Ronnie Sawyer presented to the state's Joint Transportation Oversight Committee on March 5. The road has been partially or completely closed for 9,549 hours in Dare County since 2015, which works out to 398 days.
By: Sydney Anderson
For centuries, wolfsbane ( Aconitum ) has been feared as one of nature's most poisonous plants, notorious for toxins capable of disrupting the heart and nervous system with deadly efficiency.
By: Sydney Anderson
This illustration shows where to observe Venus after sunset in August.
By: Sydney Anderson
Researchers have published a method that reads changes beneath Kilauea using the constant background hum of the ground rather than waiting for earthquakes, an approach that could tighten monitoring at volcanoes where seismicity is sparse.
By: Sydney Anderson, Angela Weiss
An international research team has published a rapid attribution analysis that puts numbers to a question millions of Americans asked while watching hazy skies in July: how much did human-caused warming change the odds of the fire weather behind Canada's 2026 season?
By: Sydney Anderson, Antoine Boureau, Hans Lucas
The newest species described from Los Angeles was not dug up this year. It was collected in 1929, filed away, and waited more than nine decades for someone to look closely.
By: Sydney Anderson, Patrick Kovarik
The Environmental Protection Agency has preliminarily concluded that two closely related industrial chemicals present an unreasonable risk to human health, and opened a 60-day public comment period on the findings. The
By: Sydney Anderson, David McNew
Great Sitkin Volcano in the central Aleutian Islands remains at Volcano Alert Level WATCH with an Aviation Color Code of ORANGE, with the Alaska Volcano Observatory reporting that slow eruption of lava inside the summit crater is continuing. The most recent daily update was issued at 9:09 a.m. AKDT on Sunday, August 9, which is 17:09 UTC the same day.
By: Sydney Anderson
The federal council that directs a large share of Deepwater Horizon settlement money has revised the procedures governing how its restoration projects receive environmental review. The Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council published a notice of the updated procedures in the Federal Register on Monday.
