Environment-modifying organisms drove Earth's first mass extinction, and could do it again today

UD scientists receive funding to study tropical storm impacts on water quality

University of Florida scientists warn drugs in urban riverbeds can pose a potential environmental danger to aquatic organisms

UD researchers deploy weather station on Petermann Glacier in Greenland

Researchers from Clarkson University, SUNY Fredonia & SUNY Oswego Receive $6.5 million from EPA to monitor for contaminants

Global moisture levels study receives a $280,000 boost from the Canadian Space Agency.

Findings have implications for decades-old questions in science and technology regarding how animals and plants grow minerals into shapes

Study sharpens picture of geological forces that shaped the Himalayas.

Marine life cultivates half of the summer cloud droplets over the Southern Ocean.

Plants need water. People need water. Unfortunately, there’s only so much clean water to go around — and so the effort begins to find a solution.

Planets with volcanic activity are considered better candidates for life than worlds without such heated internal goings-on.

Stereophotogrammetry provides unique window into clouds, thus improving climate models.