With limited resources to monitor these often-unpredictable blooms, water managers are turning to new technologies from NASA and its partners to detect and keep track of potential hazards

The new study has important implications for managing US water resources

Major shifts in temperature and rainfall caused the disappearance of communities long before 1492, researchers have found

System obtains results in three easy steps

The idea of the UMBS Adaptive Aspen Management Experiment is to replace some of the century-old aspen with a mix of tree species and age groups that may be better equipped to handle a warming climate

The decline in oxygen in both ocean and coastal waters could pose a new set of threats to marine life

Between 2001 to 2015, 160 million hectares of forest were lost in the tropics due to human activities, threatening primate species with extinction

Rutgers study finds weather patterns that may influence global sea-level rise

Knowing exactly how such carbon becomes locked away in rock and sediments could help explain why the mixture of gases in the atmosphere has remained stable for so long

For ocean species to survive climate change, large populations needed

Sydney expert calls for urgent action to conserve iconic species

Peer-reviewed study analyzes the health and economic impacts of widespread chemical contamination from agriculture