Denver Post Tatroe: Gardening in a drought? Small is often more beautiful Glossy green foliage, creamy yellow blooms: Yellow archangel lamiastrum does double duty. (Randy Tatroe, Special to The Denver Post) | Those who see my garden for the first time are often surprised th... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar)
Star Telegram The Garden Guru: Trusty candidates will get the job done The job application reads, “Wanted: Plants that can survive drought, 110-degree days and baking Texas sun, and still come out smiling. Candidates should make themselves known at a local garden ... (photo: Public Domain)
The Hindu Birdsong too has fallen silent in Mysore's wetlands The heat and dry weather over two years has led to major wetlands around Mysore drying up, triggering a rapid disappearance of the bird population. | The lakes in the Nanjangud and H.D. Kote belt have... (photo: WN / Priya Dashini)
The Irish Times Severity of weather events bear out warnings of climatologists Nobody can say with certainty that the devastating tornado that hit Oklahoma on Monday or the strong cyclone that struck Bangladesh last Thursday provide conclusive evidence of climate change. | But s... (photo: UN / Rick Bajornas)
The Examiner It's Extreme Heat Awareness Week! Most of us don't need to be reminded about how easy it is to dehydrate in the desert. Every year, however, some unfortunate visitor is featured on the news as he or she i... (photo: WN / Aruna Mirasdar) DesertPhotosUSWeatherWikipedia: Heat
