In the world’s driest desert, Chile freezes its future to protect plants

In a remote Chilean desert town, a concealed vault safeguards seeds from bygone flowers and threatened crops. By freezing these valuable specimens, Chile aims to preserve its natural legacy for future generations.

Nvidia’s new AI weather models probably saw this storm coming weeks ago

Nvidia introduced three new AI-powered weather tools that promise more accurate forecasts while expanding accessibility. By advancing prediction capabilities, the company hopes to help both professionals and the public better anticipate significant weather changes.

Nvidia’s new AI weather models probably saw this storm coming weeks ago

Oliver winery plans $33 million solar project to protect grapes

A winery in Oliver plans a groundbreaking $33 million solar initiative aimed at defending its grapes against harsh weather. The project’s proponents see it as a transformative step for agriculture in the Okanagan.

Tim Steller’s column: ‘Mass extinction’ threat overstated, UA researchers say

While dire warnings of a global mass extinction are common, researchers from the University of Arizona argue that the threat may be overstated. However, they emphasize that preserving habitats remains essential to maintaining biodiversity and preventing species decline.

Tim Steller’s column: ‘Mass extinction’ threat overstated, UA researchers say

Looking at population shifts post-Hurricane Katrina

Two decades on, the story of Hurricane Katrina’s survivors continues to unfold. Researchers now highlight new data about where those who lost their homes and businesses may have rebuilt their lives, adding fresh insight into the hurricane’s lasting impact.

Looking at population shifts post-Hurricane Katrina