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California’s warmest winter on record is now leading to an incredibly early wine season. While the warmer weather could provide short-term benefits to the state’s wine industry, the gradual spike in temperatures could also have a detrimental...

Hotter and less predictable temperatures mean that much of the world’s premium wine regions are now under threat and new ones are emerging. How the wine industry is — and isn’t — reacting says a lot about the future of agriculture. BuzzFeed “All the...

By Andrew Freedman, Michael Lemonick, and Dan Yawitz From unprecedented heat waves that shattered "Dust Bowl" era records from the 1930s, to Hurricane Sandy, which devastated coastal New Jersey and New York, 2012 was the year Mother Nature had it out...

Nature Bats Last – How Far We’ve Come See How Far We’ve Come (Part 3 of 3) by Guy McPerson guymcpherson.com ⇔ Updated most recently, likely for the final time, 2 August 2016. See How Far We’ve Come Never mind that American naturalist George Perkins...

Nyquist has won his seven races, including four prestigious Grade 1s, by a combined 15 lengths - an average of just over two lengths. On the flip side, the same trend erects serious barriers for Republicans trying to grab Senate seats in Oregon, Iowa...