A large sub-Neptune-sized planet revolving around a red dwarf star 124 light years away has been the topic of debate among ...

Almost all areas in the U.S. are getting more heavy precipitation, with the largest increases in the Midwest and Northeast.

The hidden force behind worsening droughts Droughts are usually blamed on a dearth of rain. But scientists have discovered another factor at work: warming air is increasing the atmosphere’s ...

This overlooked force is known as atmospheric evaporative demand, or AED. It acts like an invisible sponge in the sky, pulling moisture from soils, rivers, and plants at faster rates than before ...

Atmospheric water vapour, an abundant yet underutilized resource, may hold potential as a new water source but is held back by its high enthalpy of condensation. This property also contributes to ...

Yet that fact often falls on deaf ears. So let’s cut away from the bureaucracy. Atmospheric water generation technology, ...

FOUR major dams in Luzon — Ipo, Ambuklao, Binga and Magat — have opened their gates to release water following days of ...

It’s not clear whether a warmer atmosphere will make droughts more or less intense, frequent and widespread. “As the atmosphere warms, air at a constant relative humidity will hold more water vapor, ...