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  • The long drought and fire have killed off berries, acorns and other favorite foods in parts of the southwest. So bears have become resourceful.
    A Drier Southwest Means More Bears Move To Town
    Across the Southwest more and more bears are showing up in people’s kitchens, garages and flower beds. Many bears are in search of food and water.
  • Colorado River Most Endangered River In America
    The Colorado River, the source of about half of San Diego's drinking water, tops the list of America's most endangered rivers.
  • Wayne Keller, a rancher whose land is south of Dodge City, Kan., scans his land for prairie chickens. The federal government has proposed listing the bird as an endangered species.
    Federal Plan To Save Prairie Chickens Ruffles State Feathers
    The federal government just listed the lesser prairie chicken as a threatened species, but states are pushing back hard, saying that restrictions could negatively impact a number of industries.
  • Montezuma Well is home to many plants and animals only found in this environment. It's also regarded as the point of origin for the Yavapai people, and thus remains a sacred site to them.
    Critics: Environmental Impact Statement Needed For Well
    The Montezuma Rimrock Water Company wants to turn on a high-production well near the Montezuma Castle National Monument. Critics claim the well does not have the proper permits and should not be turned on.
  • Tennessee Drought Stunts Growth of Local Crops
    During one of the driest years in Tennessee history, a stunting drought has lowered the local produce quality for local farmers — and the $20 billion farming industry.
  • Marines board a KC-130J Hercules aircraft Nov. 10, 2013, at Marine Corps Air Station Futenma, Okinawa, Japan, moments before departing for a humanitarian assistance and disaster relief mission to the Philippines following Typhoon Haiyan.
    Marines Provide Disaster Response In Philippines Devastated By Typhoon Haiyan
    About 90 U.S. Marines and sailors are on the ground in the Philippines providing humanitarian assistance and disaster support in the wake of one of the most devastating typhoons on record.
  • Is The Latest Climate Report Too Much Of A Downer?
    One researcher who participated in the latest U.N. report on climate change says the final product is simply too depressing. Others say the somber tone is justified — but that humans can also adapt.
  • Hadijatou, whose parents were nomads, enjoys her more independent lifestyle in the village.
    Drought Forces Desert Nomads to Settle Down
    For centuries the nomadic Tuareg have roamed across the deserts of West Africa, but severe drought is making that way of life impossible to maintain. Now they are settling down — and trying to maintain their traditions while learning a new way of life.
  • Heavy Rains Dominate New Mexico Forecast
    Heavy Rains Dominate New Mexico Forecast
    Heavy rains have dominated the weather forecasts across much of the Southwest this week. Some areas in eastern New Mexico have seen almost four inches of rain so far. That's more than double the average amount of moisture that usually falls there in the entire month of September.
  • Heavy Rains Dominate New Mexico Forecast
    Heavy Rains Dominate New Mexico Forecast
    Heavy rains have dominated the weather forecasts across much of the Southwest this week. Some areas in eastern New Mexico have seen almost four inches of rain so far. That's more than double the average amount of moisture that usually falls there in the entire month of September.
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