Hotter air holds more moisture, which means that rainfall can be heavier, or increased evaporation can exacerbate droughts.

Here’s how it works. Humans are destroying forests all over the world in a process called deforestation. Forests are cleared to make space for agriculture, and so humans can use the wood to make ...

Audiovisual G20 One of the world's largest open-air labs is deep in the Amazon rainforest (Credit: Audiovisual G20) Elsewhere in the world, other experimental forests are also starting to yield data.

All the forests of the Southwest and across the West are critically important to the planet, and reconnect us with the natural order in an increasingly chaotic world. Last March, The Forest ...

Ghana’s once-thriving Upper Guinean forests are in peril, with human activity, fires, and economic pressures threatening ...