The UA hurricane forecasting model, which has proved to be extremely accurate over the years, is calling for fewer hurricanes in the Atlantic this year

Coastal scientists have developed a new global framework to more accurately assess how mangroves along different types of coastlines store carbon in their soil

Synthetic chemicals are ever-present in modern life—in our medications, cosmetics and clothing—but what happens to them when they enter our municipal water supplies?

Scientists have shown that an artificial intelligence program called a Convolutional Neural Network can be trained to categorize volcanic ash particle shapes

The University of South Florida continues to play an integral role in discovering the extent of damage caused by the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill

Tiny floating organisms play a role in removing carbon dioxide from oceans and the atmosphere

For the first time, UMass Amherst geoscientists offer some direct evidence of how the Adirondack Mountains may have formed

High tech metal particles may inadvertently take a toll on aquatic life

Reductions in water use first observed in 2010 continue, show ongoing effort towards “efficient use of critical water resources.”

A research article reported the selective, reversible adsorption of NO₂ by a metal-organic framework, MFM-300(Al), measured with a Hiden Isochema XEMIS-001 gravimetric sorption

Researchers have refined a process that uses sand and plant materials to create a cheap and effective water filtration medium

Researchers saw increases in the size and number of fat cells in laboratory models following exposure, even at diluted concentrations