It’s impossible to prepare for every eventuality, but one sure thing is that there will be lots and lots of weeds. Winter is ... pop pop pop! Horsetail is another telltale for soggy soil ...

Not much. Budder — another name for dabs or marijuana concentrate — delivers a lot more THC than other weed products, often as much as 80 percent more. Dabbing is still pretty new, so experts ...

Bindweed’s strong stems rapidlyscramble into any nearby plant and can smother weaker specimens. Like many troublesome weeds, it develops storage roots, which form thick tangles of fat white threads ...

Ed Case and Jill Tokuda, both Democrats from Hawaiʻi, are battling serious threats to the state’s agriculture, environment and economy by reintroducing the Hawai‘i Invasive Species Protection ...

But today it burns hotter, more frequently, and spreads farther than ever before—a shift driven by human development, climate change, and the prevalence of invasive species, which are non-native ...

Yosemite’s “firefall” is a natural illusion that occurs when the sun hits the park’s Horsetail Fall at just the right angle. For the firefall event to be visible, conditions have to be nearly perfect: ...

Further research is needed to assess these effects in humans. Cannabis is available in a variety of forms, from an unprocessed version—often called weed—to the oils that can be used to infuse food or ...

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Climate change is frequently blamed, but researchers have noticed another man-made problem may be helping the pests spread. Invasive forest plants like buckthorn, honeysuckles and Japanese barberry ...

The newfound realization that the fish are moving through estuaries "is just one more reason that northern pike are a poster child of what makes a formidable invasive species," said Peter Westley ...