The Australian town of Marysville once faced the same questions being asked in the Los Angeles neighborhoods that burned.

Bushfires that have burnt through wilderness areas in Tasmania are now threatening trees that grow nowhere else in the world and are critical to the state's honey industry.

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Emergency workers are mopping up a diesel spill after a freight train crashed into a tree in a popular tourist zone.

With the help of their pet's special snout, University of Oregon researchers discover species vulnerable to climate change ...

Carbon developers descended on rural Australia 10 years ago promising big money and an easy fix to complex problems. Today, ...

"The general principle is, if you are the owner of the source of the fire, then you're likely to be liable. So if you're an ...

The US Forest Service is fighting to keep in place a plan to raze the equivalent of 500 Central Parks in California’s forests ...

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A man has dragged two people from a burning car after it smashed into a tree in the state’s central west, sparking a scrub ...

A woman has died in the major flooding event engulfing North Queensland, an emotional Premier David Crisafulli has revealed.