New research reveals that melting permafrost can trigger rock weathering that actively pulls CO2 from the atmosphere, sometimes offsetting river emissions entirely.
Some butterflies live months while others last only weeks. Scientists say these insects may hold surprising clues about human aging.
A new study from UK universities found microplastics in 16 of 19 pet food brands tested, raising concerns about daily exposure for cats and dogs.
A new mobile app funded by an oil spill settlement is making it easier for everyday people to contribute valuable data on loons, America's iconic waterbirds.
A catastrophic snowpack collapse in Arizona's Gila River watershed has pushed San Carlos Reservoir to near-empty levels, triggering a massive fish kill and indefinite closure.
A landmark new study is turning centuries of historical understanding upside down, offering fresh insights into one of humanity's most devastating pathogens.
A Northern Arizona University study reveals Climate TRACE, co-founded by Al Gore, dramatically undercounts vehicle CO2 emissions across hundreds of U.S. cities.
A clever redesign of lobster pots along the East Yorkshire coast is helping protect thousands of marine creatures from accidental capture each year.
A pioneering network of water quality sensors has been deployed along the full length of the River Test in Hampshire — a UK first.
A small Devon fabric manufacturer has attracted the world's biggest space agencies, with NASA, SpaceX, and Blue Origin all visiting to celebrate its role in cosmic exploration.
Scientists have discovered that pretreating ultrathin materials with oxygen or fluorine dramatically improves precision during chip manufacturing, opening the door to smaller, more powerful electronic
Delhi's official temperature hit 43.5°C, but thermal cameras revealed surface temps soaring past 60°C. Here's what that means for people living and working outdoors.