Study: Climate Change Could Have Significant Effect On Coffee
The study was published in Nature Plants.
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The study was published in Nature Plants.
Department of Environmental Protection and Camden County's Health Department are keeping an eye on Big Timber Creek in Gloucester Township.
Once the craft settles on the ocean floor some 33 nautical miles off Cape May, it will give fish a fresh place to call home.
A spike in humpback whale deaths has a federal agency sounding the alarm.
It's part of a $157 million settlement agreement between the automaker and the Attorneys General of 10 states, including Pennsylvania.
People in Wisconsin and Illinois got a look at a meteor streaming across the sky.
Rowing is set to return to the Cooper River this spring as a longer-than-expected dredging projects comes to a close.
Tuesday is National Cut Your Energy Costs Day.
Game commission officials say a poisonous ornamental shrub likely killed a black bear and her three cubs found dead on a church parking lot in northeastern Pennsylvania.
In 2011, New Jersey banned putting televisions and other large electronics in the trash.
Gore told reporters after the meeting that he met with Trump himself after seeing Ivanka.
"It's hard to remember that eight years ago, our residential recycling rate was about 5 percent."
Hawking says our best chance for survival as a species is to leave the only home we've ever known and establish colonies on other planets.
If your tree is plentiful, the local creatures are loving it.
Bryn Coed Farm -- a tract of land owned by the heirs to the Luden cough drop fortune -- is being sold to the Natural Lands Trust
Mead says the river has come a long way, but there's more to be done to protect it.
It's Philadelphia's largest environmental festival.
The effort to preserve a much-loved Chester County farm and farm store is in the home stretch.
A new report ranks Philadelphia 25th of cities who have the most to gain from meeting air quality standards.
The ocean water temperature this week is in the record books.
The fish population in New Jersey waters is growing more diverse.
A weird-looking fish carcass was discovered in a bay north of Atlantic City.
Officials with Penn Environment say beekeepers are losing 30-40% of all bee colonies each year.
A former golf course in Gloucester County has been formally dedicated as a state park.
Environmental officials and some homeowners in New Jersey are conducting a reverse sting operation against jellyfish in inland waterways.
