Egypt’s president inaugurated an $8 billion expansion of the Suez Canal last year that aims to boost annual revenue to more than $13 billion by 2023.
Torrential rainfall caused flash floods leading to deaths of at least four people across the three countries, where rescue operations are underway.
The average cost of replacing a service water line in the Michigan city was actually $7,500, nearly twice as much as the $4,000 average cost projected by the state last fall.
Scientists may be able to use Mars as a parallel to learn more about Earth and the possibility of sending people to the red planet.
A study revives the hypothesis that the red planet once had enough liquid water to form an ocean occupying almost half of its northern hemisphere.
Here are some ways you can donate funds, goods and time to help those affected by the floods in Sri Lanka.
The drought-racked southern African nation put its wild animals up for sale Tuesday in a bid to ease financial pressure on its national parks.
Burkina Faso is battling more frequent and long-lasting droughts, with the capital Ouagadougou suffering from severe water shortages in recent weeks.
Twenty-three NGOs called for urgent aid to drought-ravaged Somalia, where residents are struck by the devastating effects of the current El Niño.
In honor of Earth Day, here are some fun and educational ways you can spend the day honoring Mother Nature.
After three people were charged in connection with the city's water crisis, Republican Rick Snyder said he has not been questioned by authorities.
For Malawi residents, however, the declaration seems too little too late.
All levels of government, including the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, shared in the blame, the panel's report said.
Of the 55.6 million deaths worldwide in 2012, 12.6 million were attributable to preventable environmental risk factors, the World Health Organization said in a report.
A heated debate Sunday in Flint highlighted Hillary Clinton’s and Bernie Sanders’ varying levels of comfort in talking directly about issues that affect African-Americans.
As a senator, Hillary Clinton voted against banning a chemical linked to a nationwide water pollution crisis.
In response to Freedom of Information Act requests, Michigan has released a trove of documents related to the lead in Flint water.
Officials have maintained that they are not suggesting the water is contaminated.
A potentially record-breaking El Niño is causing severe drought and food shortages in the southern African nation.
Zimbabwe's capital and most populous city, Harare, has confirmed six cases of typhoid fever in the past five days in various suburbs, sparking fears of a major outbreak.
The companies further urged the public to donate to nonprofits aiding the Michigan city in the grips of a public health crisis.
Residents of the Michigan city of 100,000 people had complained for months about discolored water, but officials moved slowly to address the problem.