The president appears to be tying the future of vital infrastructure, a public good, to the promotion of his name.

The president appears to be tying the future of vital infrastructure, a public good, to the promotion of his name.

What do we know about the legendary island of Thule from ancient Greek records? Do we know where it really was?

For the Olympics to be viable in a warming world, new models of planning and hosting are necessary. Milano–Cortina 2026’s ...

The Virgils loved the hoop house. Temperatures were as much as 50 degrees warmer inside. With snow all around, they worked ...

The gold and silver mines of ancient Greece produced the metals needed to forge empires and lay the foundations of Western ...

High in the Pennine Alps, more than 3,000m above sea level, climate change has been quietly redrawing the Swiss-Italian border. Below the jagged peak of the Matterhorn, a strip of land on the ...

In the fourth century, a Christian pilgrim by the name of Egeria set off from the Mediterranean to reach the Holy Land, using the Bible as her guidebook. “These mountains are ascended with infinite ...

The ability of the savannahs to store the greenhouse gas carbon dioxide is ultimately determined by the amount of aboveground woody biomass. So far, though, it has been difficult to measure this ...

The worst 'big town' in the UK was named by one destination expert, and it's located just outside a major city. It was ...

A high-altitude city in Uzbekistan with fortifications and iron workshops may match Marsmanda, revising Silk Road history.

Archaeologists believe they may have found Marsmanda, a legendary medieval “city of iron” in Uzbekistan’s mountains. Scientists are covering on how did people survive at 2,000 metres and why did the ...