Imagine waking up one morning to find that every drop of water on Earth—oceans, lakes, rivers, puddles, even the dew on grass—vanished in the blink ... Read more The post What Would the World Look ...

This year, however, the art center brought artist Jennifer Angus’s insect exhibit to town. This left extra funds that were used to commission permanent art exhibits — one at Dry Creek Elementary and ...

The curious minds at What If show what a half land, half water Earth might look like and how life would adapt.

Scientists have long questioned whether an early Earth could have contained the appropriate hydrogen and oxygen on its own to create the water on our planet.

OGDEN — The Ogden Nature Center is once again inviting local students to submit their art for sharing at the nature preserve and education center’s upcoming 50th Anniversary & Earth Day ...

The Earth is getting drier and may have hit a tipping point for how much water is stored in soil because of climate change.

The building blocks of life on Earth may have been fueled by tiny sparks hopping between water droplets.

Create natural pigments: You can use the Earth to create your own art medium. Experiment with rubbing flower petals like poppies, buttercups, or dandelions directly onto watercolor paper. Mash berries ...

Unlocking seismic data could aid the search for fresh groundwater in Africa, where water scarcity affects two-thirds of the population.

Just 5% of California’s water supply from the State Water Project is slated to be distributed among the state’s farms, municipalities and residential communities in 2025.

California’s cities may only receive about 5 percent of the water deliveries they have requested this year, with dry and warm conditions expected to persist through the winter, state official… ...

GENEVA — Billions of people are facing a future of water scarcity as global rivers dry up, glaciers melt, and intense heat and other extreme weather events caused by climate change create ...