The federal government's disaster relief fund is on pace to run out of money at the height of both the hurricane and wildfire seasons, a top official warned this week.
A luxury horse barn in Florida is primed to be the world's largest 3D-printed building.
Why it matters: 3D-printed buildings tend to be promoted as a promising new solution for an industry wielding a major carbon footprint — but experts warn there's not enough evidence to support that claim just yet.
An expanding, intensifying heat wave prompted the National Weather Service to issue heat alerts for 115 million people on Friday in 15 states, with no letup in sight for some areas.
Why it matters: The heat will topple longstanding records, especially in the Southwest, and the duration of this event that's set to continue well into next week increases public health dangers.
Over 56% of the world's oceans have subtly changed color over the past 20 years and human-caused climate change is likely to blame.
Driving the news: That's according to a new study from scientists at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and National Oceanography Centre in the U.K. that found the phenomena can't be explained by natural variability alone.
