US deep-sea mining claims in Pacific’s high seas now rival the area set aside by international...

The International Seabed Authority (ISA), a U.N.-associated body, has long managed activities related to deep-sea mining in international waters. But after the Trump administration issued an execut...

The 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill devastated deep-sea life—and it hasn’t recovered

A 13-year study shows how sensitive deep-sea animals are to disturbance, scientists say

Karen Seto Honored With Geography’s Top Prize

A pioneer of satellite analysis of urbanization and global environmental change, Seto is the first U.S. woman to win the Vautrin Lud Prize. She champions the field of geography as more important than...

Hegseth wanted Eisenhower’s globe for his office. His staff broke it.

Photos obtained by The Post show a gash in the World War II-era artifact that resulted from a botched relocation attempt inside the Pentagon.

We’re way closer to protecting 30% of the planet than we knew. But there’s a catch.

Scientists found millions of acres of overlooked conservation land, from sacred sites to watershed reserves. The world may hit its 2030 goal, just not in the right places.

Five storytelling principles to make your research poster sing

Lessons from Katrina: how to rebuild academia from the ground up

Nature - More than 20 years after Hurricane Katrina, universities in New Orleans have learnt what it takes to rebuild from ruin — including what gets in the way.

 ‘It was cold and dark, but not lifeless’

Dawn Wright, chief scientist at the Environmental Systems Research Institute (Esri), discussed the importance of marine exploration and shared her experience as the first Black person to dive to the...

How AI chatbots may be talking people out of climate action

Across 28,800 prompts, models were 7.5 times more likely to advise “stay the course” than “change,” even when the status quo is anti-climate.