Ugandan climate activist is becoming Africa's Johnny Appleseed
Nyombi Morris is working to create a greener Uganda and fight the climate crisis by planting trees.
Eye on Earth: Mashpee plants oysters to help filter wastewater
The town of Mashpee and the Wampanoag Tribe are planting oysters in the Mashpee River to filter the water.
Woods Hole researchers use robot to study endangered emperor penguins
Emperor penguins were placed on the endangered species list last year and scientists are working to save them by using a robot called ECHO to study the flightless birds.
Winds, rains, isolated tornadoes all possible Saturday night
The afternoon sunshine act to charge up the atmosphere for an incoming cold front.
This professor has been looking forward to time travel all of his life
Dr. Ronald Mallett's interest in time travel was sparked by his father's early death.
Antarctica's doomsday glacier is in trouble, scientists say
A collapse of Thwaites or any of the nearby large glaciers nearby would almost certainly cause measurable sea level rise.
Massachusetts goes from record cold to record warmth in the span of a week
What a difference a week makes.
Malden mayor lifts parking restrictions, is winter over?
Mayor Gary Christenson has lifted winter parking restrictions.
Students rally at State House, demand climate change action
Dozens of students from around the Commonwealth rallied on the front steps of the State House to demand climate action.
How to protect your plants during brief Arctic cold shot
WBZ caught up with Mark Saidnawey, owner of Pemberton Garden Services, on what can be done to protect your plants in the brief but brutal Arctic cold shot.
Warm weather delays opening of New Hampshire Ice Castles
All the staples of outdoor New England winters are suffering.
Volunteers brave snowstorm to lay wreaths on veterans' graves
The bad weather didn't stop Wreaths Across America volunteers from honoring veterans.
As Boston prepares for winter, storm surges get as much attention as streets
"We are constantly striving to make sure we're more ready, more prepared, doing it a little bit better," Mayor Wu said.
If weather forecast is accurate, that storm won't be memorable, expert says
There's a belief that the better the media coverage, especially for an upcoming storm, the less memorable that storm is going to be.
"Bat Cave" inside Massachusetts mountain provides critical power resource
Deep below the surface of a mountain in western Massachusetts is a key New England power source.