Environment & Water

Teams on both sides of the border are fostering binational solutions to address climate change in the Southwest.

The possibilities for solar, which is under-utilized in Mexico, have started to shine brighter.

The 2,000-mile stretch of land that divides Mexico from the U.S. is rich in native species. But what happens when their range is disrupted? Here’s a look at the impact barrier-creation has had thus far.

Along the U.S.-Mexico border, a team of scientists and volunteers is committed to rebuilding flourishing plant and animal communities through a network of collaboration.

A relationship between researchers on both sides of the border sheds light on the impacts of a dam project on the Mayo River, particularly on the Guarijío indigenous people residing in the foothills of the Sierra Madre.