Flowering plants are better pollinated in urban than in rural areas.
When we think of climate change, we tend to think about greenhouse gases, fossil fuels and pollution.
Nearly everyone on Earth is familiar with corn. Literally.
ETH researchers confirm the paradox: rather than withering during droughts, plants at higher elevations absolutely thrive, as a study just published in the journal Nature Climate Change shows.
Harvard scientist suggests long-term exposure to smoke-filled air could lead to premature deaths.
Diversity is key to resilience, says new study.
A weather forecast may not allow time to make decisions that minimize the economic impacts of an extreme event, while a seasonal forecast is not precise enough to predict it.
For organic farms, size matters: not so much the size of the farm itself, but the size of the neighboring fields.
Hotter temperatures threaten global wine production, with multiple studies now forecasting that more than half of regions suitable to planting wine grapes could be lost to climate change.
Researchers find too much organic matter can have a negative effect on soil health.
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