As the Trump administration cancels climate science briefings and removes environmental data tools from public view some groups are pushing back.

If the government won't do it, the people will. Following the appearance of a sinkhole measuring up to 20 meters (66 feet) in diameter in Myeongil-dong, Gangdong District, on March 24, private ...

"They're already pretty tech-savvy, it might just be one little certification that'll help them make that jump into tech," said Katherine Webster.

Highlights: Northisle 2025 drill program on its North Island Project commenced on April 17 from road-based pads 789 metres ...

Then, in June 2024, the “Big Fill” slide carved ... While the new map only accounts for slope and rock conditions — not external factors like rainfall or snowmelt — it’s a powerful starting point. And ...

The purpose of the 2024 mapping survey was to collect high-resolution bathymetry and acoustic backscatter in the Maine Research Array floating offshore lease area and along potential power export ...

Looking to the future, the value of sharing data is clear, and there are many examples where it has made a difference.

Government officials and advocates used them to help communities disproportionately affected by climate change and pollution.

Industry experts warn that approving Google's access to high-precision data could undermine local competitors such as Naver Map, which leads the market with 27.04 million monthly active users ...