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Last week, the Department of Commerce and NOAA announced awards for more than $34 million in grant funding for improving the understanding of wildfire behavior.

SF Aquatics removes invasive plant species from Florida's water systems without using chemicals and donates harvested plants to feed manatees.

Field crews are gathering hundreds of data points across Maine

Cancer is the number one cause of death in firefighters. A new study being led by the University of California research system is trying to find out why.

When snow is in the forecast in Worcester, the city's DPW is mounting, testing and trying their salt tanks, ahead of what's to come.

Scientists with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration are working with their partner agencies to reassess how droughts are monitored.

Local organizations able to apply to recieve up to 25 free trees and planting supplies

"The old saying: A drought year will scare you to death, but a wet year will kill you,” Andre Tougas, owner of Tougas Family Farm, said.

Winter precipitation is expected to double by the end of the century, creating more challenges for New England farmers.

A popular ski area is turning to snowmaking to help during the mediocre – lackluster, even – winters.