The Trump administration has moved to rescind the EPA’s 2009 "endangerment finding" that greenhouse gases threaten public health, a decision that critics say would undercut the agency’s authority to regulate ma...
Saildrone, in collaboration with NOAA and BOEM, completed an uncrewed mapping mission that charted more than 1...
New PNAS research finds that vegetation planted around the Taklamakan Desert—part of China’s Three‑North Shelt...
Mt. Shasta Ski Park in McCloud, Calif., paused operations on Feb. 9 after rain and unusually warm temperatures...
Six months after an explosion at the U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works that killed two workers, Clairton, Pa., co...
The World Weather Attribution team found that human-caused warming made the extreme hot, dry and windy conditi...
Study Warning: Rising sea temperatures could cost South Korea’s aquaculture sector about 689.9 billion won (~$...
A large-scale review of studies since 1990, covering 160 bird species across six continents and published in P...
Copernicus reports that January 2026 was the fifth-warmest January on record, with a global average 1.47°C above preindustrial levels. While much of the Arctic and western North America were warmer than normal,...
Analyses of nearly 250,000 Landsat images (1985–2020) show boreal forests shifting northward and expanding by ...
BEY03F, a three-year-old female gray wolf, crossed into Los Angeles County at about 6 a.m. on 7 February — the...
Scientists from Peru and France discovered a new tiny frog species, Oreobates shunkusacha , in a remote cloud ...
Thai officials detained a 36-year-old Vietnamese man at Bangkok's main airport after X-ray scans revealed six ...
The greater Bermuda snail (Poecilozonites bermudensis) — once believed extinct — has been declared safe from e...
The Southern Plains have endured a six-year drought that cost agriculture an estimated US$23.6 billion from 20...
Researchers from the University of Leeds recorded about 500 airborne microplastic particles per square metre p...
Storm Marta has brought heavy rain, strong winds and snow to parts of Spain and Portugal, flooding agricultural land and forcing more than 11,000 people to evacuate in Andalusia. Portugal estimates initial agri...
A Marine Mammal Science study reports a notable rebound in humpback whale numbers, with global estimates risin...
Researchers at the University of Melbourne report that producing peptide drugs such as semaglutide (found in O...
In January 2025, more than 90 critically endangered North Atlantic right whales gathered on Jeffrey's Ledge, p...
Shipwrecks—an estimated three million worldwide—often transform into ecological hotspots where microbes, coral...
Researchers deployed instruments through a drilled hole to monitor the ocean beneath the Ross Ice Shelf for mo...
Puyrolland, a French village of about 185 residents, is resisting a WindStrom plan to install seven turbines o...
Scientists have for the first time filmed ring-like seagrass “fairy circles” off the Outer Hebrides, revealing...
Summary: Decades of PFAS use in northwest Georgia’s carpet industry contaminated wastewater, rivers, soil and the blood of local residents. Internal company records and academic studies — including University o...
Storm Leonardo has driven heavy rain and strong winds across Spain and Portugal, prompting mass evacuations an...
A team at Swinburne University developed a fungal recycling method that converts shredded mattress foam into a...
Colossal Biosciences and the U.A.E. will build a large biovault at Dubai’s Museum of the Future to store milli...
The Trump administration has moved to rescind the EPA’s 2009 "endangerment finding" that greenhouse gases threaten public health, a decision that critics say would undercut the agency’s authority to regulate ma...
Saildrone, in collaboration with NOAA and BOEM, completed an uncrewed mapping mission that charted more than 1...
New PNAS research finds that vegetation planted around the Taklamakan Desert—part of China’s Three‑North Shelt...
Mt. Shasta Ski Park in McCloud, Calif., paused operations on Feb. 9 after rain and unusually warm temperatures...
Six months after an explosion at the U.S. Steel Clairton Coke Works that killed two workers, Clairton, Pa., co...
The World Weather Attribution team found that human-caused warming made the extreme hot, dry and windy conditi...
Study Warning: Rising sea temperatures could cost South Korea’s aquaculture sector about 689.9 billion won (~$...
A large-scale review of studies since 1990, covering 160 bird species across six continents and published in P...
Copernicus reports that January 2026 was the fifth-warmest January on record, with a global average 1.47°C above preindustrial levels. While much of the Arctic and western North America were warmer than normal,...
Analyses of nearly 250,000 Landsat images (1985–2020) show boreal forests shifting northward and expanding by ...
BEY03F, a three-year-old female gray wolf, crossed into Los Angeles County at about 6 a.m. on 7 February — the...
Scientists from Peru and France discovered a new tiny frog species, Oreobates shunkusacha , in a remote cloud ...
Thai officials detained a 36-year-old Vietnamese man at Bangkok's main airport after X-ray scans revealed six ...
The greater Bermuda snail (Poecilozonites bermudensis) — once believed extinct — has been declared safe from e...
The Southern Plains have endured a six-year drought that cost agriculture an estimated US$23.6 billion from 20...
Researchers from the University of Leeds recorded about 500 airborne microplastic particles per square metre p...
Storm Marta has brought heavy rain, strong winds and snow to parts of Spain and Portugal, flooding agricultural land and forcing more than 11,000 people to evacuate in Andalusia. Portugal estimates initial agri...
A Marine Mammal Science study reports a notable rebound in humpback whale numbers, with global estimates risin...
Researchers at the University of Melbourne report that producing peptide drugs such as semaglutide (found in O...
In January 2025, more than 90 critically endangered North Atlantic right whales gathered on Jeffrey's Ledge, p...
Shipwrecks—an estimated three million worldwide—often transform into ecological hotspots where microbes, coral...
Researchers deployed instruments through a drilled hole to monitor the ocean beneath the Ross Ice Shelf for mo...
Puyrolland, a French village of about 185 residents, is resisting a WindStrom plan to install seven turbines o...
Scientists have for the first time filmed ring-like seagrass “fairy circles” off the Outer Hebrides, revealing...
Summary: Decades of PFAS use in northwest Georgia’s carpet industry contaminated wastewater, rivers, soil and the blood of local residents. Internal company records and academic studies — including University o...
Storm Leonardo has driven heavy rain and strong winds across Spain and Portugal, prompting mass evacuations an...
A team at Swinburne University developed a fungal recycling method that converts shredded mattress foam into a...
Colossal Biosciences and the U.A.E. will build a large biovault at Dubai’s Museum of the Future to store milli...